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Explicitly Imposing Constraints in Deep Networks via Conditional Gradients Gives Improved Generalization and Faster Convergence

AAAI 2019 · Optimization › Nonconvex and smooth optimization · approach: Coordinate and Adam convergence analysis · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
train ResNet-32 with Frobenius-norm constrained Conditional Gradient instead of SGDResNet-32 · CIFAR10test error: 8% -> 6%Helped
increase Frobenius-norm constraint lambda (ablation)CG on ResNet-32 · CIFAR10training error, loss, test errorHelped
use Path-CG instead of Path-SGD for path-norm constrained training2-layer fully connected network · MNIST/CIFAR/SVHNaccuracyNo clear effect
use Path-CG instead of Path-SGD for path-norm constrained training2-layer fully connected network · path norm stabilitypath normHelped
train DC-GAN discriminator with Frobenius-constrained CG instead of SGDDC-GAN · image inpainting (CelebA/LFW)MSE/SSIM/FIDHelped

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