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DesignationISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3
Stage50.00, FDIS registered
Planning date, an estimate16 Feb 2027
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The clause register

Every unit the public record carries, and the line where it stops.

10 pages in this group. Every page states its citation, the evidence a reviewer asks for, and what it does not cover. Last updated: 2026-10-21.

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Clause 1, Scope

The stated subject is a method for applying statistical techniques to judge how robust a neural network is. It covers picking those techniques, running them and keeping them under control. I

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 1
2

Clause 2, Normative references

Three documents are normative: 22989:2022 for vocabulary, 23053:2022 for the machine-learning system model, and 24029-2:2023 for the formal-method companion. A dated reference applies in the

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 2
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Clause 3, Terms and definitions

The terms and definitions in ISO/IEC 22989:2022 and ISO/IEC 23053:2022 apply, together with the terms the document defines itself. The public view shows one of those terms, stability at 3.1,

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 3
3.1

Clause 3.1, Stability

Stability is defined as the property that lets an AI system give the same output when its input is perturbed in ways the team has stated in advance. The subject is the whole system, the effe

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 3.1
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Clause 4, Abbreviated terms

The clause is titled Abbreviated terms. Its list of abbreviations is withheld. A buyer can still prepare the abbreviation register the clause implies, and align it with the vocabulary in 229

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 4
5

Clause 5, Robustness assessment during the life cycle

The public titles set out a nine-stage life cycle: summary, inception, design and development, verification and validation, deployment, operation and monitoring, continuous validation, re-ev

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 5 and 5.1 to 5.9
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Clause 6, Robustness properties measurable using statistical methods

The public titles name four topics: general, in-domain robustness assessment, specification of expected behaviour, and other considerations that contribute to robustness assessment. The body

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 6 and 6.1 to 6.4
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Clause 7, Statistical measures of robust behaviour

The public titles name five measure families beside the general clause: performance drops, the system's response to a targeted perturbation, separability metrics, statistical reliability eng

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 7 and 7.1 to 7.6
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Clause 8, Selecting datasets representative of a robustness dimension

The public titles cover the general case, the datasets needed for a robustness assessment, the acquisition of data, and the measurement of adversarial robustness. The body text is withheld.

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clause 8 and 8.1 to 8.4
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The clauses the public view does not carry

The clause map is public: the table of contents lists clauses 1 to 8.4, with titles. What is withheld is the body text from clause 4 onward, and the text of 3.2 and later terms. The document

ISO/IEC FDIS 24029-3, clauses after 3 and any annexes

The public clause map

Every title the public DIS table of contents lists, clause by clause. The body text under clauses 4 to 8.4 is withheld; the titles are public and are useful on their own. The FDIS may change a title or add a clause when it publishes.

ClausePublic titleBody
1ScopePublic
2Normative referencesPublic
3Terms and definitionsPublic
4Abbreviated termsWithheld
5Robustness assessment during the life cycleWithheld
5.1SummaryWithheld
5.2InceptionWithheld
5.3Design and developmentWithheld
5.4Verification and validationWithheld
5.5DeploymentWithheld
5.6Operation and monitoringWithheld
5.7Continuous validationWithheld
5.8Re-evaluationWithheld
5.9RetirementWithheld
6Robustness properties measurable using statistical methodsWithheld
6.1GeneralWithheld
6.2In-domain robustness assessmentWithheld
6.3Specification of expected behaviourWithheld
6.4Other considerations that contribute to robustness assessmentWithheld
7Statistical measures of robust behaviourWithheld
7.1GeneralWithheld
7.2Robustness assessment based on performance dropsWithheld
7.3Targeted assessment of the system's response to a perturbationWithheld
7.4Assessment through separability metricsWithheld
7.5Assessment through statistical reliability engineeringWithheld
7.6Robustness assessment through curvature analysisWithheld
8Selection of datasets representative of a robustness dimensionWithheld
8.1GeneralWithheld
8.2Datasets needed for robustness assessmentWithheld
8.3Acquisition of data for robustness assessmentWithheld
8.4Measuring adversarial robustnessWithheld