Adversarial Machine Learning: Modeling and Simulation Results
Anika Mondal
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Abstract
The scale-up of railway track systems from pilot to commercial deployment raises new questions about adversarial machine learning. Full-scale trials were conducted in railway track systems to assess the practicality of the approach. Removal efficiency exceeded 62% under the optimized operating conditions. The methodology is transferable to related problems with only modest adaptation.
Keywords:
adversarial machine learningglobal sensitivity analysisfinite element analysiscomputational fluid dynamics
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