Timetable for the TrustML YSS online seminars from Jan. to Jun., 2022.

Time (JST)Time (Your Browser)TitleSpeaker Video Link

18:00-19:00 28/01/2022



Black-box Adversarial Attacks on Video Recognition Models:
Jingjing Chen (Fudan University)

Video

19:00-20:00 28/01/2022



A Perspective on Adversarial Robustness:
Sven Gowal (DeepMind)

Video

10:00-11:00 04/02/2022



A generative approach to robust machine learning:
Vikash Sehwag (Princeton University)

Video

11:00-12:00 04/02/2022



Role-Based Cooperative Reinforcement Learning:
Tonghan Wang (Tsinghua University & Harvard University)

Video

19:00-20:00 10/02/2022



Towards Standardized and Accurate Evaluation of the Robustness of Image Classifiers against Adversarial Attacks:
Francesco Croce (University of Tübingen)

Video

20:00-21:00 10/02/2022



Dataset Condensation for Data-efficient Deep Learning:
Bo Zhao (University of Edinburgh)

Video

10:00-11:00 16/02/2022



Attacks on Privacy in Federated Learning Scenarios:
Jonas Geiping (University of Maryland)

Video

11:00-12:00 16/02/2022



Are These Datasets The Same? Learning Kernels for Efficient and Fair Two-sample Tests:
Danica J. Sutherland (University of British Columbia)

Video

12:00-13:00 16/02/2022



Black-box Adversarial Attacks: From Theory to Practice:
Yinpeng Dong (Tsinghua University)

Video

13:00-14:00 16/02/2022



Towards Efficient and Effective Adversarial Training:
Sravanti Addepalli (Indian Institute of Science)

Video

10:00-11:00 24/02/2022



Fair or Robust: Addressing Competing Constraints with Personalized Federated Learning:
Tian Li (Carnegie Mellon University)

Video

11:00-12:00 24/02/2022



Unveiling Biases in NLP Systems:
Ninareh Mehrabi (University of Southern California)

Video

17:15-18:15 10/03/2022



Beyond SGD: Efficient Learning with Non i.i.d. Data:
Kfir Y. Levy (Technion)

Video

10:00-11:00 17/03/2022



Controlling model behavior beyond the training data:
Dimitris Tsipras (Standford University)

Video

10:00-11:00 24/03/2022



Practical Individual Fairness:
Mikhail Yurochkin (IBM Research)

Video

11:00-12:00 24/03/2022



Robustness and Accuracy Could be Reconcilable: From Practice to Theory:
Tianyu Pang (Tsinghua University & Sea AI Lab)

Video

10:00-11:00 06/04/2022



Just How Toxic is Data Poisoning? A Unified Benchmark for Backdoor and Data Poisoning Attacks:
Avi Schwarzschild (University of Maryland)

Video

11:00-12:00 06/04/2022



Adversarial Training for Good:
Chen Zhu (University of Maryland)

Video

10:00-11:00 14/04/2022



Adversarial purification with score-based generative model:
Jongmin Yoon (KAIST)

Video

11:00-12:00 14/04/2022



Towards Robust Representation Learning and Beyond:
Cihang Xie (UCSC)

Video

10:00-11:00 22/04/2022



Private measurement of nonlinear correlations between data hosted across multiple parties:
Praneeth Vepakomma (MIT)

Video

11:00-12:00 22/04/2022



Advances and Perspectives of Transfer Learning:
Ximei Wang (Tsinghua University)

Video

11:00-12:00 26/04/2022



Is Sparsity a Good Friend of Robustness?
Zhangyang “Atlas” Wang (University of Texas at Austin & Amazon Research)

Video

10:00-11:00 03/05/2022



Learning to Generate Data by Estimating Gradients of the Data Distribution:
Yang Song (Stanford University)

Video

11:00-12:00 03/05/2022



Towards Trustworthy Machine Learning – From Robustness to Fairness:
Boyu Wang (University of Western Ontario)

Video

15:00-16:00 10/05/2022



Deconstructing Distributions: A Pointwise Framework of Learning:
Gal Kaplun (Harvard University)

Video

17:00-18:00 25/05/2022



How to learn powerful two-sample tests:
Jonas Kübler (IMPRS-IS)

Video

10:00-11:00 31/05/2022



Is the Performance of My Deep Network Too Good to Be True? A Direct Approach to Estimating the Bayes Error in Binary:
Takashi Ishida (The University of Tokyo)

Video

11:00-12:00 31/05/2022



Adversarial attacks towards audio recognition systems:
Yuxuan Chen (Shandong University)

Video

10:00-11:00 02/06/2022



Debuggable deep networks:
Eric Wong (MIT)

Video

17:00-18:00 20/06/2022



Noisy Correspondences: A New Paradigm for Learning with Noisy Labels:
Mouxing Yang (Sichuan Univerisity)

Video

16:00-17:00 21/06/2022



Partial success in closing the gap between human and machine vision:
Robert Geirhos (University of Tübingen)

Video

16:00-17:00 27/06/2022



Deep Learning Through the Lens of Example Difficulty:
Robert Baldock (Aleph Alpha)

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