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Recent works in neural network verification show that cheap incomplete verifiers such as CROWN can be used in Branch-and-Bound (BaB) methods and significantly accelerate complete verification on GPUs. However, they cannot fully handle the neuron split constraints introduced by BaB that are commonly handled by expensive linear programming (LP) solvers, leading to looser bounds and hurting verification efficiency. In this work, we develop β-CROWN, a new bound propagation based method that can fully encode neuron splits via optimizable parameters β constructed from either primal or dual space. When jointly optimized in intermediate layers, β-CROWN generally produces better bounds than typical LP verifiers with neuron split constraints, while being as efficient and parallelizable as CROWN on GPUs. Applied to complete robustness verification benchmarks, β-CROWN with BaB is close to three orders of magnitude faster than LP-based BaB methods, and is at least 3 times faster than winners of VNN-COMP 2020 competition, and also produces lower timeout rates. By terminating BaB early, our method can also be used for incomplete verification. We achieve significantly higher verified accuracy over most existing popular incomplete verifiers and non-trivial improvements over concurrent work PRIMA. Even compared to the tightest but very costly incomplete verifiers SDP-FO, we can obtain higher verified accuracy within over three orders of magnitudes less verification time.Recent works in neural network verification show that cheap incomplete verifiers such as CROWN can be used in Branch-and-Bound (BaB) methods and significantly accelerate complete verification on GPUs. However, they cannot fully handle the neuron split constraints introduced by BaB that are commonly handled by expensive linear programming (LP) solvers, leading to looser bounds and hurting verification efficiency. In this work, we develop β-CROWN, a new bound propagation based method that can full…
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