The phrase "adversarial activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing competition, conflict, or opposition, often in legal, military, or strategic discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted the various forms of adversarial activity that could undermine the peace negotiations."
Alternatives: "hostile actions" or "conflictual behavior".
Classifiers operating in a dynamic, real world environment, are vulnerable to adversarial activity, which causes the data distribution to change over time.
More than other contexts, adversarial contexts particularly need active learning as ongoing attempts to evade and confuse classifiers necessitate constant generation of labels for new content to keep pace with adversarial activity.
Our Maelstrom experiments over a simulated network demonstrate robust routing with very modest costs in bandwidth and latency, at levels of adversarial activity where unprotected overlays are rendered almost completely useless.
While modern day web applications aim to create impact at the civilization level, they have become vulnerable to adversarial activity, where the next cyber-attack can take any shape and can originate from anywhere.
These techniques are developed from an adversarial agnostic perspective, where they naively assume that adversarial activity is like any other change to the data, which can be fixed by retraining the models.
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For example, one of his projects focuses on providing safety guarantees for autonomous vehicles even in the presence of adversarial activities.
Spectator sports are ideal; adversarial group activities are the best.
When experts are inexperienced, advice networks may be adversarial to knowledge-gathering activities due to higher risks of irrelevant information being transmitted.
While the US military would be less prone to abuses thanks to extensive laws and regulations, "the activities of adversarial forces, will not likely be similarly constrained," they wrote.
"I don't believe the bishops have been more politically active in recent years, but it is true that our political activity is more adversarial as the law no longer permits the exceptions that used to safeguard believers whose conscience will not permit them to approve of what has become lawful," George told the Jesuit magazine America in an October 2014 interview.
