The paper introduces MPAT as a defense method against adversarial attacks in natural language processing. It addresses the limitations of existing methods by incorporating malicious perturbations and employing a novel training objective function. Through comprehensive experiments, MPAT is shown to be more effective in defending against attacks while maintaining or improving performance on the original task.
The content discusses the vulnerability of deep neural networks to adversarial examples in NLP tasks and presents three types of defense strategies: data augmentation, representation learning, and adversarial training. The proposed MPAT method focuses on generating malicious perturbations at multiple levels and combines them with benign perturbations during training. Extensive experiments are conducted on various datasets and victim models to evaluate the effectiveness of MPAT.
Key metrics or figures used to support the argument include accuracy rates before and after applying MPAT, attack success rates under different attack methods, comparisons with baseline methods like BPAT and SAFER, as well as statistical significance tests to validate the superiority of MPAT.
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