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Let the Neurons Die: Exploiting ReLU-Induced Model Degradation
Rectified linear unit (ReLU) networks can suffer from dying neurons, where units with persistently negative pre-activations produce zero outputs, blocking gradients through their activations. To exploit this failure mode, we present three training-time availability attacks based on data ordering and
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