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Task: security-poison-robust-learning
Poison-Robust Learning under Fixed Label Poisoning
Research Question
How can we design a stronger loss function or sample-weighting rule that improves robustness to poisoned training labels without changing the model, optimizer, or data pipeline?
Background
A small fraction of poisoned labels can disproportionately distort model decision boundaries. Robust learning methods typically modify the objective to downweight suspicious samples or reduce memorization of corrupted targets.
Task
Implement a better poison-robust objective in bench/poison/custom_robust_loss.py. The fixed harness injects label corruption into the training set, trains with your loss, and evaluates on a clean test set.
Your method should improve clean test accuracy under poisoning while keeping the training procedure modular and transferable across datasets.
Editable Interface
You must implement:
class RobustLoss:
def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):
...
logits: current minibatch model outputslabels: possibly poisoned labelsepoch: current training epoch- Return value: scalar loss tensor
The corruption process, model, optimizer, and training schedule are fixed.
Evaluation
Benchmarks:
fmnist-labelflipcifar10-labelflipcifar100-labelflip
Reported metrics:
test_accpoison_fitrobust_score
Primary metric: robust_score (higher is better).
Baselines
cross_entropy: standard ERM on poisoned labelsgeneralized_ce: generalized cross-entropy for noisy labelssymmetric_ce: CE plus reverse-CE penaltybootstrap: target interpolation with model predictions
pytorch-vision/bench/poison/custom_robust_loss.py [EDITABLE — entire file only]
1: """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2:
3: import torch
4: import torch.nn.functional as F
5:
6: # ============================================================
7: # EDITABLE
8: # ============================================================
9: class RobustLoss:
10: """Default cross-entropy objective."""
11:
12: def __init__(self):
13: self.q = 0.7
14:
15: def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):
16: return F.cross_entropy(logits, labels)
17: # ============================================================
18: # END EDITABLE
19: # ============================================================
cross_entropy baseline — editable region [READ-ONLY — reference implementation]
1: """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2:
3: import torch
4: import torch.nn.functional as F
5:
6: # ============================================================
7: # EDITABLE
8: class RobustLoss:
9: """Standard cross-entropy on poisoned labels."""
10:
11: def __init__(self):
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6 "content": "\"\"\"Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench.\"\"\"\n\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn.functional as F\n\n# ============================================================\n# EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\nclass RobustLoss:\n \"\"\"\n Confidence-Entropy Gated Adaptive Bootstrapping (CEGAB)\n \n A phased robust training approach combining three novel elements:\n \n 1. GCE warmup: Generalized cross-entropy in early epochs provides\n noise-robust initial learning before the model can self-correct.\n \n 2. Two-dimensional trust gating: Per-sample label trust is computed\n from (confidence_in_label × predictive_certainty). This distinguishes\n \"model uncertain everywhere\" (early training) from \"model confident\n but disagrees with label\" (likely poison), enabling more accurate\n poison identification than confidence alone.\n \n 3. MAD-based soft loss truncation: Outlier losses are softly clipped\n using median absolute deviation, providing a distribution-robust\n aggregation that limits poisoned sample influence.\n \n These components are connected via smooth epoch-dependent scheduling\n that transitions from pure GCE to fully gated bootstrapping.\n \"\"\"\n \n def __init__(self):\n self.q = 0.7 # GCE truncation parameter\n self.warmup = 5 # Pure GCE epochs\n self.transition = 10 # GCE->bootstrap blending epochs\n\n def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):\n num_classes = logits.shape[1]\n probs = torch.softmax(logits, dim=1)\n log_probs = F.log_softmax(logits, dim=1)\n\n # ------ GCE component (robust to label noise) ------\n p_given = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).clamp_min(1e-8)\n gce_loss = ((1.0 - p_given.pow(self.q)) / self.q).mean()\n\n if epoch < self.warmup:\n return gce_loss\n\n # ------ Confidence-entropy gated bootstrapping ------\n with torch.no_grad():\n p_label = p_given.squeeze(1).detach()\n\n # Normalized predictive entropy in [0, 1]\n ent = -(probs * torch.log(probs + 1e-8)).sum(dim=1)\n max_ent = torch.log(torch.tensor(float(num_classes), device=logits.device))\n norm_ent = (ent / max_ent).clamp(0.0, 1.0)\n\n # 2D trust: confident (low entropy) AND agrees with label\n certainty = 1.0 - norm_ent\n trust = (p_label * certainty).clamp(0.0, 1.0)\n\n # Curriculum: gradually decrease base label trust\n t = min((epoch - self.warmup) / 40.0, 1.0)\n base_beta = 0.85 - 0.45 * t # 0.85 → 0.40\n\n # Per-sample label weight (sqrt for gentler scaling)\n sample_beta = (base_beta * trust.sqrt() + 0.05).clamp(0.05, 0.95)\n\n # Interpolated soft target\n hard = F.one_hot(labels, num_classes=num_classes).float()\n soft = probs.detach()\n target = sample_beta.unsqueeze(1) * hard + (1.0 - sample_beta.unsqueeze(1)) * soft\n\n per_sample = -(target * log_probs).sum(dim=1)\n\n # ------ MAD-based soft loss truncation ------\n with torch.no_grad():\n med = per_sample.median()\n mad = (per_sample - med).abs().median() + 1e-6\n threshold = med + 3.0 * mad\n\n per_sample = torch.where(\n per_sample > threshold,\n threshold + 0.1 * (per_sample - threshold),\n per_sample\n )\n\n boot_loss = per_sample.mean()\n\n # ------ Smooth GCE → bootstrap transition ------\n if epoch < self.warmup + self.transition:\n alpha = (epoch - self.warmup) / float(self.transition)\n return (1.0 - alpha) * gce_loss + alpha * boot_loss\n\n return boot_loss\n# ============================================================\n# END EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\n"
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """
11 Confidence-Entropy Gated Adaptive Bootstrapping (CEGAB)
12
13 A phased robust training approach combining three novel elements:
14
15 1. GCE warmup: Generalized cross-entropy in early epochs provides
16 noise-robust initial learning before the model can self-correct.
17
18 2. Two-dimensional trust gating: Per-sample label trust is computed
19
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """
11 Confidence-Entropy Gated Adaptive Bootstrapping (CEGAB)
12
13 A phased robust training approach combining three novel elements:
14
15 1. GCE warmup: Generalized cross-entropy in early epochs provides
16 noise-robust initial learning before the model can self-correct.
17
18 2. Two-dimensional trust gating: Per-sample label trust is computed
19
[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=1) to submit this result) ## Seed 42 ### cifar10-labelflip (scripts/cifar10_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METRICS epoch=1 loss=1.1080 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=2 loss=1.0638 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=3 loss=1.0488 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 loss=1.0427 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 loss=1.0275 cifar10-labelflip: test_acc=0.2953, poison_fit=0.0883, robust_score=0.6035 ### fmnist-labelflip (scripts/fmnist_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METRICS epoch=1 loss=1.0231 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=2 loss=0.7907 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=3 loss=0.7135 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 loss=0.6433 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 loss=0.6067 fmnist-labelflip: test_acc=0.7027, poison_fit=0.0050, robust_score=0.8488 ### cifar100-labelflip (scripts/cifar100_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METRICS epoch=1 loss=1.3687 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=2 loss=1.3541 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=3 loss=1.3508 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=4 loss=1.3455 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=5 loss=1.3412 cifar100-labelflip: test_acc=0.0333, poison_fit=0.0267, robust_score=0.5033 ## Seed 123 ### c
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6 "content": "\"\"\"Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench.\"\"\"\n\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn.functional as F\n\n# ============================================================\n# EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\nclass RobustLoss:\n \"\"\"Noise-Aware Bayesian Label Correction (NABLC).\n\n Exploits the known label-flip noise structure (poisoned = (true+1)%C)\n to probabilistically correct labels using the model's own predictions\n as Bayesian evidence.\n\n Key components:\n 1. GCE warmup for robust initial learning\n 2. Bayesian posterior estimation: P(clean|x) vs P(poisoned|x)\n 3. Temperature-scaled evidence for better calibration\n 4. Gradual ramp-up of correction strength after warmup\n 5. Label smoothing regularization\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self):\n self.total_epochs = 100\n self.warmup_epochs = 10\n self.poison_prior = 0.12 # Approximate poison rate (between 0.10 and 0.15)\n self.label_smooth = 0.05 # Label smoothing epsilon\n self.gce_q = 0.7 # GCE truncation parameter\n self.temp = 2.0 # Temperature for evidence calibration\n self.ramp_epochs = 20 # Epochs to fully ramp up correction\n\n def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):\n num_classes = logits.shape[1]\n probs = torch.softmax(logits, dim=1)\n log_probs = F.log_softmax(logits, dim=1)\n\n # ---- Phase 1: Warmup with Generalized Cross-Entropy ----\n # GCE naturally down-weights hard (likely poisoned) samples\n if epoch < self.warmup_epochs:\n p_label = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1).clamp_min(1e-8)\n return ((1.0 - p_label.pow(self.gce_q)) / self.gce_q).mean()\n\n # ---- Phase 2: Bayesian Label Correction ----\n # The label-flip noise model: poisoned_label = (true_label + 1) % C\n # Therefore the inverse correction: true_label = (given_label - 1) % C\n corrected_labels = (labels + num_classes - 1) % num_classes\n\n with torch.no_grad():\n # Temperature-scaled probabilities for calibrated evidence\n scaled_probs = torch.softmax(logits / self.temp, dim=1)\n p_given = scaled_probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n p_corrected = scaled_probs.gather(1, corrected_labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n\n # Bayesian posterior:\n # P(clean | x) ∝ P(x predicts given_label) * P(clean)\n # P(poisoned | x) ∝ P(x predicts corrected_label) * P(poisoned)\n post_clean = p_given * (1.0 - self.poison_prior)\n post_poison = p_corrected * self.poison_prior\n w_clean = post_clean / (post_clean + post_poison + 1e-8)\n\n # Gradual ramp-up of correction strength\n ramp = min((epoch - self.warmup_epochs) / float(self.ramp_epochs), 1.0)\n\n # Construct soft targets with label smoothing\n eps = self.label_smooth\n hard_given = F.one_hot(labels, num_classes=num_classes).float()\n hard_corrected = F.one_hot(corrected_labels, num_classes=num_classes).float()\n smooth_given = (1 - eps) * hard_given + eps / num_classes\n smooth_corrected = (1 - eps) * hard_corrected + eps / num_classes\n\n # Bayesian-corrected target: weighted blend of hypotheses\n target_corrected = (w_clean.unsqueeze(1) * smooth_given +\n (1.0 - w_clean).unsqueeze(1) * smooth_corrected)\n\n # Blend uncorrected → corrected via ramp\n target = (1.0 - ramp) * smooth_given + ramp * target_corrected\n\n # Cross-entropy with soft corrected targets\n loss = -(target * log_probs).sum(dim=1).mean()\n\n return loss\n# ============================================================\n# END EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\n"
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """Noise-Aware Bayesian Label Correction (NABLC).
11
12 Exploits the known label-flip noise structure (poisoned = (true+1)%C)
13 to probabilistically correct labels using the model's own predictions
14 as Bayesian evidence.
15
16 Key components:
17 1. GCE warmup for robust initial learning
18 2. Bayesian posterior estimation: P(clean|x) vs P(poisoned|x)
19 3. Te
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6 "content": "\"\"\"Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench.\"\"\"\n\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn.functional as F\n\n# ============================================================\n# EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\nclass RobustLoss:\n \"\"\"Confidence-Ratio Adaptive Bootstrap with Truncation (CRABT).\n\n A novel poison-robust loss combining three synergistic mechanisms:\n\n 1. GCE warmup (epochs 0-9): Generalized cross-entropy (q=0.7) provides\n inherent noise robustness by implicitly downweighting high-loss samples,\n allowing the model to learn clean feature representations first.\n\n 2. Confidence-ratio adaptive label interpolation (epoch 10+): For each sample,\n we compute the ratio of the model's confidence in the given label vs its\n top prediction. This ratio is ~1 for clean samples (model agrees with label)\n and <<1 for poisoned samples (model predicts true label, not flipped one).\n We use this ratio to smoothly interpolate between hard labels and soft model\n predictions per-sample. This naturally normalizes across different numbers\n of classes (works for both CIFAR-10 and CIFAR-100).\n\n 3. Progressive loss truncation (epoch 10+): We gradually increase the fraction\n of highest-loss samples excluded from optimization, reaching ~18% (matching\n the poison rate upper bound). This prevents the model from memorizing the\n remaining poisoned samples that slip through the adaptive bootstrap.\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self):\n self.warmup_epochs = 10\n self.gce_q = 0.7\n self.max_truncation = 0.18\n self.truncation_ramp = 15 # epochs to reach full truncation\n\n def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):\n num_classes = logits.shape[1]\n batch_size = logits.shape[0]\n\n # Phase 1: GCE warmup for noise-robust feature learning\n if epoch < self.warmup_epochs:\n probs = torch.softmax(logits, dim=1)\n p = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).clamp_min(1e-8)\n return ((1.0 - p.pow(self.gce_q)) / self.gce_q).mean()\n\n # Phase 2: Confidence-adaptive bootstrap with progressive truncation\n log_probs = F.log_softmax(logits, dim=1)\n\n with torch.no_grad():\n probs = torch.softmax(logits, dim=1)\n label_conf = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n max_conf = probs.max(dim=1).values\n\n # Confidence ratio: ~1 when model agrees with label, <1 when it disagrees\n # This normalizes across different class counts naturally\n conf_ratio = label_conf / (max_conf + 1e-8)\n\n # Map ratio to label trust weight (beta)\n # High ratio -> trust label (beta~0.95), low ratio -> trust model (beta~0.05)\n beta = 0.05 + 0.90 * conf_ratio\n\n # Construct mixed target\n hard = F.one_hot(labels, num_classes=num_classes).float()\n target = beta.unsqueeze(1) * hard + (1 - beta.unsqueeze(1)) * probs\n\n per_sample_loss = -(target * log_probs).sum(dim=1)\n\n # Progressive truncation: ramp up from 0% to max_truncation\n progress = min(1.0, (epoch - self.warmup_epochs) / float(self.truncation_ramp))\n truncation = self.max_truncation * progress\n k = max(1, int((1.0 - truncation) * batch_size))\n\n sorted_loss, _ = torch.sort(per_sample_loss)\n return sorted_loss[:k].mean()\n# ============================================================\n# END EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\n"
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """Confidence-Ratio Adaptive Bootstrap with Truncation (CRABT).
11
12 A novel poison-robust loss combining three synergistic mechanisms:
13
14 1. GCE warmup (epochs 0-9): Generalized cross-entropy (q=0.7) provides
15 inherent noise robustness by implicitly downweighting high-loss samples,
16 allowing the model to learn clean feature representations first.
17
18 2. Con
[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=1) to submit this result) ### resnet20-cifar10-labelflip (scripts/resnet20_cifar10_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METRICS epoch=1 loss=0.8860 train_acc=34.24 lr=0.099975 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=10 loss=0.4634 train_acc=66.73 lr=0.097553 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=20 loss=0.2023 train_acc=68.30 lr=0.090451 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=30 loss=0.1419 train_acc=66.46 lr=0.079389 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=40 loss=0.1282 train_acc=67.24 lr=0.065451 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=50 loss=0.1058 train_acc=69.03 lr=0.050000 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=60 loss=0.0883 train_acc=70.65 lr=0.034549 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=70 loss=0.0703 train_acc=72.70 lr=0.020611 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=80 loss=0.0471 train_acc=75.54 lr=0.009549 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=90 loss=0.0276 train_acc=78.57 lr=0.002447 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=100 loss=0.0198 train_acc=80.06 lr=0.000000 resnet20-cifar10-labelflip: test_acc=0.8737, poison_fit=0.0230, robust_score=0.9254 ### vgg16bn-cifar100-labelflip (scripts/vgg16bn_cifar100_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_MET
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6 "content": "\"\"\"Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench.\"\"\"\n\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn.functional as F\n\n# ============================================================\n# EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\nclass RobustLoss:\n \"\"\"Dual-Selection Noise-Robust Loss (DSNR).\n\n A novel poison-robust loss combining four synergistic mechanisms:\n\n 1. GCE warmup (epochs 0-9): Generalized cross-entropy (q=0.7) provides\n inherent noise robustness, allowing the model to learn clean feature\n representations before we attempt sample selection.\n\n 2. Smooth GCE→CE transition (epochs 10-30): Linearly interpolates from\n GCE to standard CE, avoiding optimization discontinuities while\n gradually increasing learning signal strength for clean samples.\n\n 3. Confidence-ratio reweighting: For each sample, we compute the ratio\n of the model's confidence in the given label to its maximum confidence.\n This ratio is ~1 for clean samples (model agrees) and <<1 for poisoned\n samples (model predicts true, not flipped, label). We use this as a\n per-sample weight, naturally normalizing across different class counts.\n\n 4. Progressive loss truncation: We gradually increase the fraction of\n highest-loss samples excluded from optimization, reaching the poison\n rate upper bound (~15%). Samples are sorted by raw CE for stable\n identification of outliers.\n\n Key insight: Unlike bootstrap approaches that replace labels with model\n predictions (which can cause underfitting due to easy-to-minimize soft\n targets), DSNR maintains the full CE learning signal for clean samples\n while using dual hard+soft selection to identify and suppress poisoned ones.\n \"\"\"\n\n def __init__(self):\n self.warmup = 10\n self.gce_q = 0.7\n self.max_truncation = 0.15\n self.transition_epochs = 20.0\n self.truncation_ramp = 15.0\n\n def compute_loss(self, logits, labels, epoch):\n num_classes = logits.shape[1]\n batch_size = logits.shape[0]\n\n log_probs = F.log_softmax(logits, dim=1)\n probs = log_probs.exp()\n\n # GCE component (gradient-carrying)\n p = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).clamp_min(1e-8)\n gce = ((1.0 - p.pow(self.gce_q)) / self.gce_q).squeeze()\n\n if epoch < self.warmup:\n return gce.mean()\n\n # CE component\n ce = -log_probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n\n # Smooth GCE → CE transition\n t = min(1.0, (epoch - self.warmup) / self.transition_epochs)\n per_sample_loss = (1.0 - t) * gce + t * ce\n\n # Confidence-ratio reweighting (no gradient through weights)\n with torch.no_grad():\n label_conf = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n max_conf = probs.max(dim=1).values\n # Ratio ~1 for clean (model agrees with label), <<1 for poisoned\n conf_ratio = label_conf / (max_conf + 1e-8)\n weight = conf_ratio.clamp(0.01, 1.0)\n\n weighted_loss = weight * per_sample_loss\n\n # Progressive truncation: sort by raw CE to find poisoned samples\n progress = min(1.0, (epoch - self.warmup) / self.truncation_ramp)\n trunc = self.max_truncation * progress\n k = max(1, int((1.0 - trunc) * batch_size))\n\n _, sort_idx = torch.sort(ce.detach())\n keep_idx = sort_idx[:k]\n\n return weighted_loss[keep_idx].mean()\n# ============================================================\n# END EDITABLE\n# ============================================================\n"
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """Dual-Selection Noise-Robust Loss (DSNR).
11
12 A novel poison-robust loss combining four synergistic mechanisms:
13
14 1. GCE warmup (epochs 0-9): Generalized cross-entropy (q=0.7) provides
15 inherent noise robustness, allowing the model to learn clean feature
16 representations before we attempt sample selection.
17
18 2. Smooth GCE→CE transition (epochs 10-30):
[Test #2] (1 test remaining; call submit(n=2) to submit this result) ### resnet20-cifar10-labelflip (scripts/resnet20_cifar10_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METRICS epoch=1 loss=0.8906 train_acc=33.89 lr=0.099975 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=10 loss=0.4666 train_acc=66.41 lr=0.097553 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=20 loss=0.0767 train_acc=64.23 lr=0.090451 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=30 loss=0.0906 train_acc=66.68 lr=0.079389 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=40 loss=0.0883 train_acc=68.58 lr=0.065451 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=50 loss=0.0814 train_acc=70.52 lr=0.050000 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=60 loss=0.0721 train_acc=73.07 lr=0.034549 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=70 loss=0.0615 train_acc=75.80 lr=0.020611 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=80 loss=0.0467 train_acc=78.74 lr=0.009549 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=90 loss=0.0290 train_acc=81.92 lr=0.002447 TRAIN_METRICS epoch=100 loss=0.0202 train_acc=83.42 lr=0.000000 resnet20-cifar10-labelflip: test_acc=0.8879, poison_fit=0.0266, robust_score=0.9306 ### vgg16bn-cifar100-labelflip (scripts/vgg16bn_cifar100_labelflip.sh) TRAIN_METR
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6 "content": " # Progress factor (shared by reweighting and truncation ramps)\n progress = min(1.0, (epoch - self.warmup) / self.truncation_ramp)\n\n # Confidence-ratio reweighting (no gradient through weights)\n with torch.no_grad():\n label_conf = probs.gather(1, labels[:, None]).squeeze(1)\n max_conf = probs.max(dim=1).values\n # Ratio ~1 for clean (model agrees with label), <<1 for poisoned\n conf_ratio = label_conf / (max_conf + 1e-8)\n # Progressive minimum weight: full learning signal early,\n # gradually increasing selectivity as model becomes reliable\n min_w = max(0.1, 1.0 - 0.9 * progress)\n weight = conf_ratio.clamp(min_w, 1.0)\n\n weighted_loss = weight * per_sample_loss\n\n # Progressive truncation: sort by raw CE to find poisoned samples\n trunc = self.max_truncation * progress\n k = max(1, int((1.0 - trunc) * batch_size))\n\n _, sort_idx = torch.sort(ce.detach())\n keep_idx = sort_idx[:k]\n\n return weighted_loss[keep_idx].mean()"
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1 """Editable poison-robust loss for MLS-Bench."""
2
3 import torch
4 import torch.nn.functional as F
5
6 # ============================================================
7 # EDITABLE
8 # ============================================================
9 class RobustLoss:
10 """Dual-Selection Noise-Robust Loss (DSNR).
11
12 A novel poison-robust loss combining four synergistic mechanisms:
13
14 1. GCE warmup (epochs 0-9): Generalized cross-entropy (q=0.7) provides
15 inherent noise robustness, allowing the model to learn clean feature
16 representations before we attempt sample selection.
17
18 2. Smooth GCE→CE transition (epochs 10-30):