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DNNs as Layers of Cooperating Classifiers

AAAI 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Representation geometry and collapse · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
increase depth while holding width at 100 nodesfully connected ReLU MLP · MNIST and FMNISTtest errorHelped
increase depth beyond the point where performance saturatesfully connected ReLU MLP · MNIST and FMNISTtest errorNo clear effect
increase width while holding depth at 10 layersfully connected ReLU MLP · MNIST and FMNISTtest errorHelped
use a narrower network (ablation)fully connected ReLU MLP · MNIST and FMNISTtest errorHurt
use sigmoid activations instead of ReLU, with nodes switched on above 0.5 (ablation)7-layer, 100-node MLP · FMNISTclassification accuracyMixed
introduce training noise, such as batch normalization, explicit data noise, or a non-adaptive optimizer (ablation)ReLU MLP · classification tasks testedlayer perplexityHurt
introduce training noise, such as batch normalization, explicit data noise, or a non-adaptive optimizer (ablation)ReLU MLP · classification tasks testedhidden unit saturationHurt
use the combined discrete and continuous node estimates rather than either estimate alone (ablation)node-based layer classifiers · FMNISTclassification accuracyMixed
train for additional iterations (ablation)node-based classifiers in later layers · FMNISTclassification accuracyHelped
increase network depth (ablation)discrete, continuous, and combined node-based classifiers · FMNISTclassification accuracyHelped
increase network width (ablation)discrete, continuous, and combined node-based classifiers · FMNISTclassification accuracyMixed

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