Certified geometric robustness -- Super-DeepG

arXiv cs.AI / 4/28/2026

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Key Points

  • The paper presents Super-DeepG, a framework for formally verifying neural networks to be robust against common geometric image perturbations such as rotation, scaling, shearing, and translation.
  • Super-DeepG improves over prior linear relaxation and Lipschitz-optimization based reasoning methods to deliver tighter (more precise) robustness certification.
  • The approach includes a GPU-accelerated implementation, aiming to make robustness certification both accurate and computationally efficient.
  • The authors report that Super-DeepG outperforms earlier methods on certification quality and efficiency, and they release it as an open-source tool on GitHub.
  • The work targets the needs of safety-critical image-processing systems, where guarantees are required beyond performance on nominal (unperturbed) data.

Abstract

Safety-critical applications are required to perform as expected in normal operations. Image processing functions are often required to be insensitive to small geometric perturbations such as rotation, scaling, shearing or translation. This paper addresses the formal verification of neural networks against geometric perturbations on their image dataset. Our method Super-DeepG improves the reasoning used in linear relaxation techniques and Lipschitz optimization, and provides an implementation that leverages GPU hardware. By doing so, Super-DeepG achieves both precision and computational efficiency of robustness certification, to an extent that outperforms prior work. Super-DeepG is shared as an open-source tool on GitHub.