To mitigate the threat of adversarial examples, a large number of methods have been developed.

To solve complex real-world problems with reinforcement learning, we cannot rely on manually specified reward functions.

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Although much theoretical analysis has been performed to understand the practical behavior of SGD and SCMD, the existing theoretical results are still not quite satisfactory. Firstly, most of the existing theoretical results are stated in expectation which inevitably ignore some information on high-order moments of the random variable we are interested in.

Learning problems of this scale are often referred to as extreme classification .

Recent work on generating adversarial attacks have shown that it is computationally feasible for a bad actor to fool a DRL policy into behaving sub optimally.

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Compressing neural networks by pruning weights with small magnitudes can significantly reduce the computation and storage cost. Although pruning makes the model smaller, it is difficult to get a practical speedup in modern computing platforms such as CPU and GPU due to the irregularity.

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