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    Investigating Robustness of Face Recognition System against Adversarial Attacks
    (Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology, 2023) Sarvaiya, Maulik Karshanbhai; Bhilare, Shruti
    Facial Recognition (FR) systems based on deep neural networks (DNNs) are widelyused in critical applications such as surveillance and access control necessitat-ing their reliable working. Recent research has highlighted the vulnerability ofDNNs to adversarial attacks, which involve adding imperceptible perturbationsto the original image. The presence of these adversarial attacks raises seriousconcerns about the security and robustness of deep neural networks. As a re-sult, researchers are actively exploring and developing strategies to strengthenthe DNNs against such threats. Additionally, the object used should look natu-ral and not draw undue attention. Attacks are carried out in white-box targetedas well as untargeted settings on Labeled Faced in Wild (LFW) dataset. Attacksuccess rate of 97.76% and 91.78% are achieved in untargeted and targeted set-tings, respectively demonstrating the high vulnerability of the FR systems to suchattacks. The attacks will be evaluated in the digital domain to optimize the adver-sarial pattern, its size and location on the face.
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    Variants of orthogonal neighborhood preserving projections for image recognition
    (Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology, 2018) Koringa, Purvi Amrutlal; Mitra, Suman K.
    With the increase in the resolution of image capturing sensors and data storagecapacity, a huge increase in image data is seen in past decades. This informationupsurge has created a huge challenge for machines to perform tasks such as imagerecognition, image reconstruction etc. In image data, each observation or a pixelcan be considered as a feature or a dimension, thus an image can be represented asa data point in the very high-dimensional space. Most of these high-dimensionalimages lie on or near a low-dimensional manifold. Performing machine learningalgorithms on this high-dimensional data is computationally expensive and usuallygenerates undesired results because of the redundancy present in the imagedata. Dimensionality Reduction (DR) methods exploit this redundancy withinthe high-dimensional image space and explore the underlying low-dimensionalmanifold structure based on some criteria or image properties such as correlation,similarity, pair-wise distances or neighborhood structure.This study focuses on variants of one such DR technique, Orthogonal NeighborhoodPreserving Projections (ONPP). ONPP searches for a low-dimensionalrepresentation that preserves the local neighborhood structure of high-dimensionalspace. This thesis studies and addresses some of the issues with the existingmethod and provides the solution for the same. ONPP is a three-step procedure,in which the first step defines a local neighborhood followed by the secondstep which defines locally linear neighborhood relationship in high-dimensionalspace, the third step seeks a lower-dimensional subspace that preserved the relationshipsought in the second step.The major issues with existing ONPP technique are local linearity assumptioneven with varying size of the neighborhood, strict distance based or classmembership based neighborhood selection rule, non-normalized projections orsusceptibility to the presence of outliers in the data. This study proposes variviiants of ONPP by suggesting modification in each of these steps to tackle abovementioned problems that better suit image recognition application. This thesisalso proposes a 2-dimensional variant that overcomes the limitation of NeighborhoodPreserving Projections (NPP) and Orthogonal Neighborhood PreservingProjections (ONPP) while performing image reconstruction. All the new proposalsare tested on benchmark data-sets of face recognition and handwritten numeralsrecognition. In all cases, the new proposals outperform the conventionalmethod in terms of recognition accuracy with reduced subspace dimensions.Keywords: Dimensionality Reduction, manifold learning, embeddings, NeighborhoodPreserving Projection (NPP), Orthogonal Neighborhood Preserving Projections(ONPP), image recognition, face recognition, text recognition, image reconstruction