Practical Accuracy Evaluation for Deep Learning Systems via Latent Representation Discrepancy
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- Hong Mei,
- Jian Lv,
- Zhi Jin,
- Xuandong Li,
- Xiaohu Yang,
- Xin Xia
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New York, NY, United States
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