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Hi, I am able to run abcrown.py in Linux on the tutorial_examples, but I can't find an explanation of what I see in the file "out.txt". I unpickled the file and can read it, but I have questions.
What determines how many lines there will be? My run of onnx_with_built-in_dataset_linf_bound.yaml is up to 1681 lines so far.
What is the results format?
'results': [['safe-incomplete', 3.5424506664276123],
['unsafe-pgd', 0.51487135887146],
['safe-incomplete', 0.6974430084228516],
['unsafe-pgd', 0.007823705673217773],
['safe-incomplete', 0.6528849601745605],
... (>1600 more lines)
Hi, I am able to run abcrown.py in Linux on the tutorial_examples, but I can't find an explanation of what I see in the file "out.txt". I unpickled the file and can read it, but I have questions.
What determines how many lines there will be? My run of onnx_with_built-in_dataset_linf_bound.yaml is up to 1681 lines so far.
What is the results format?
'results': [['safe-incomplete', 3.5424506664276123],
['unsafe-pgd', 0.51487135887146],
['safe-incomplete', 0.6974430084228516],
['unsafe-pgd', 0.007823705673217773],
['safe-incomplete', 0.6528849601745605],
... (>1600 more lines)
{'bab_ret': [[14,
[[3.4012045860290527]],
0,
0.16716694831848145,
array([[0]], dtype=int64)],
[14, 1.0000000116860974e-07, 4, 3.8302958011627197, [0]],
[14,
[[3.4012045860290527]],
0,
'summary': defaultdict(<class 'list'>,
{'safe': [14,
112,
194,
341,
413,
787,
901,
1332,
1427,
1568],
'safe-incomplete': [0,
2,
4,
5,
6,
9,
...
And a related question: How do I tell abcrown.py which algorithm to run? Can I tell it to only compute bounds? Or to only find couterexamples?
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