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Selective access control for medical image classification via friend-safe semantic-aware reversible adversarial examples

Aug 2026 · Machine Vision and Applications · Vol 37 · 0 citations · 60 references
Computer Science

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A unified framework called Friend-Safe Semantic-Aware Reversible Adversarial Examples (FS-SA-RAE), which integrates three complementary mechanisms: a friend-safe attack that employs dual-objective optimization to fool unauthorized (foe) models while preserving classification accuracy for authorized (friend) models, enabling selective access control and reversible data hiding based on histogram shifting.

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