Wild Patterns is a Tutorial on Adversarial Machine Learning, periodically held by Pluribus One during several top conferences and events on machine learning and computer vision. The secure machine-learning algorithms and the related security assessment procedures defined within the ALOHA project have been presented by Battista Biggio and Fabio Roli during several editions of the tutorial, within these events: Winter School on Quantitative Systems Biology: Learning and Artificial Intelligence (Trieste, Italy, November 15-16); ACM CCS 2018, 25th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (Toronto, Canada, October 15-19); ECCV 2018, European Conference on Computer Vision (Munich, Germany, September 8-14); EUSIPCO 2018, 26th European Signal Processing Conference (Rome, Italy, September 3-7).
Slides and videos of the editions of the Tutorial are available:
See also the first part of the Tutorial here.
