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MARGIN: Margin-Aware Regularized Geometry for Imbalanced Vulnerability Detection

Software vulnerability detection is critical for ensuring software security and reliability. Despite recent advances in deep learning, real-world vulnerability datasets suffer from two severe challenges: frequency imbalance and difficulty imbalance. We reinterpret these challenges from an embedding geometry perspective, observing that such imbalances induce geometric distortions in hyperspherical representation space. To address this issue, we propose MARGIN, a metric-based framework that learns discriminative vulnerability representations through adaptive margin metric learning and hyperspherical prototype modeling. MARGIN dynamically adjusts geometric regularization according to the dis...

AuthorsYuteng Zhang, Huifang Ma, Jiahui Wei et al.
Primary categorycs.SE
Published11 May 2026
Last updated at source8 July 2026
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