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Title: Creating Unstructured Perturbations with Diffusion Models
I. Introduction
- Brief overview of the importance of unstructured perturbations in robustness verification
- Research objectives:
- Develop a method for creating unstructured perturbations using diffusion models
- Evaluate the performance of the proposed approach
II. Goals and Outcomes
- Approximate unstructured sets through numerous perturbed plants
- Perturb nominal plants using the diffusion model
- Generate frequency-domain responses from training data
III. Metrics of Success
- Distribution: Verify uniform coverage of the multiplicative uncertainty disk
- Diversity: Assess non-parametric, dissimilar perturbations among examples
IV. Risks and Contingencies
- Risk 1: Computational demands of diffusion models
- Utilize University of Pittsburgh's CRC supercomputing resources
- Reduce data features while monitoring model performance
- Risk 2: Insufficient training data
- Augment training with manually or algorithmically generated Δ examples
- Diversify training data sources to improve robustness
- Risk 3: Interpolation limitations
- Implement r(ℱt)-based reverse process steering for controlled perturbations
- Explore alternative interpolation techniques tailored to frequency domain applications
V. Statistical Evaluation
- Standard statistical tests applied to the perturbation set
- Covariance vectors calculated for key frequency ranges
VI. Risks and Contingencies Summary
- Addressing risks proactively ensures project success
- Computational strategies, diversified training, and alternative steering methods safeguard outcomes
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