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  1. ; ; (, The 2023 ADMI Symposium)
    With the increased use of machine learning models, there is a need to understand how machine learning models can be maliciously targeted. Understanding how these attacks are ‘enacted’ helps in being able to ‘harden’ models so that it is harder for attackers to evade detection. We want to better understand object detection, the underlying algorithms, different perturbation approaches that can be utilized to fool these models. To this end, we document our findings as a review of existing literature and open-source repositories related to Computer Vision and Object Detection. We also look at how Adversarial Patches impact object detection algorithms. Our objective was to replicate existing processes in order to reproduce results to further our research on adversarial patches. 
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  2. ; ; (, Hampton)
    With the increased use of machine learning models, there is a need to understand how machine learning models can be maliciously targeted. Understanding how these attacks are ‘enacted’ helps in being able to ‘harden’ models so that it is harder for attackers to evade detection. We want to better understand object detection, the underlying algorithms, different perturbation approaches that can be utilized to fool these models. To this end, we document our findings as a review of existing literature and open-source repositories related to Computer Vision and Object Detection. We also look at how Adversarial Patches impact object detection algorithms. Our objective was to replicate existing processes in order to reproduce results to further our research on adversarial patches. 
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    Accepted Manuscript Full Text Available