Research question
Can adversarial perturbations survive real-world conditions such as distance and angle?
Key findings
- Printed stickers on a stop sign caused misclassification as a speed-limit sign in 100% of lab tests and 84% of drive-by tests
The stop-sign sticker attack demonstrated that adversarial perturbations can be physically realised and robust to viewing conditions, the canonical example for autonomous-vehicle security.
Can adversarial perturbations survive real-world conditions such as distance and angle?
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