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Explaining the Saliency Map Sparsity of Adversarially-Trained Neural Networks
Understanding why deep neural networks make a given prediction is of great importance for their safe deployment. In computer vision, saliency maps, which highlight the image region most influential for a prediction, remain a widely-used form of explanation. An empirical observation is the apparent s
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