| Summary: | Deep learning models have enabled significant performance improvements to remote sensing image processing. Usually, a large number of training samples is required for detection models. In this study, a dynamic simulation training strategy is designed to generate samples in real time during training. The few adversarial examples are not only directly involved in the training but are also used to fit the distribution model of adversarial noise, helping the real-time generated samples to be similar to adversarial examples. The noise of the training samples is randomly generated according to the distribution model, and the random variation of training inputs reduces the overfitting phenomenon. To enhance the detectability of adversarial noise, the input model is no longer a normalized image but a JPEG error image. Experiments show that with the proposed dynamic simulation training strategy, common classification models such as ResNet and DenseNet can effectively detect adversarial examples.
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