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Dear authors:
In the paper (Table 7), you mentioned the robust accuracy on cifar10 for the standard training model is 4.49% (l2_bound = 0.25). Do you still use the same setting as you claimed in C.3 (7 steps with a step size of eps/5)? I am trying to reproduce your evaluation experiment but I can't achieve this accuracy on the same setting with the code from your lab released 'https://github.com/MadryLab/robustness'. (I can only get 11.3%) Could you provide more details about this experiment? Thanks!
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For evaluating the robustness, you can use more steps to lower the accuracy (also, 11.3% vs 4.49% could just be due to differences in model training/architecture/etc, so I would not worry too much about this)
Dear authors:
In the paper (Table 7), you mentioned the robust accuracy on cifar10 for the standard training model is 4.49% (l2_bound = 0.25). Do you still use the same setting as you claimed in C.3 (7 steps with a step size of eps/5)? I am trying to reproduce your evaluation experiment but I can't achieve this accuracy on the same setting with the code from your lab released 'https://github.com/MadryLab/robustness'. (I can only get 11.3%) Could you provide more details about this experiment? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: