Algorithms for verifying Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) focus on ensuring that a trained model behaves correctly and safely under all possible input conditions. Since DNNs are complex and often act as black-box systems, it is difficult to guarantee their reliability using traditional testing methods. Verification techniques aim to mathematically analyze the network and check whether it satisfies specific properties such as safety, robustness, and correctness. These algorithms convert neural networks into mathematical representations like constraints, equations, or logical models, and then apply techniques such as SMT solving, Mixed Integer Programming (MIP), reachability analysis, and abstract interpretation. By doing so, they can detect potential errors, adversarial vulnerabilities, or unsafe outputs before deployment. This is especially important in safety-critical applications like autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and aerospace, where even small mistakes can lead to serious consequences.
Nazrin Sakeer (Mon,) studied this question.