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Deep Convolutional Networks as shallow Gaussian Processes

ICLR 2019 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Filter design and trained-filter analysis · 98 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed ResNet GP kernel rather than the NNGPMNIST classification · MNIST testclassification error: 1.21% -> 0.84%Helped
Use the proposed ResNet GP kernel rather than the Convolutional GPMNIST classification · MNIST testclassification error: 1.17% -> 0.84%Helped
Use the proposed ResNet GP kernel rather than the Deep Conv. GPMNIST classification · MNIST testclassification error: 1.34% -> 0.84%Helped
Use the proposed ResNet GP kernel rather than the parametric deep kernelMNIST classification · MNIST testclassification error: 0.60% -> 0.84%Hurt
Use the proposed ResNet GP rather than a standard ResNetMNIST classification · MNIST testclassification error: 0.41% -> 0.84%Hurt
Add residual connections to the convolutional GPConvNet GP · MNIST testclassification error: 1.03% -> 0.93%Helped
Use a 32-layer ResNet architecture rather than the random residual CNN architectureResidual CNN GP · MNIST testclassification error: 0.93% -> 0.84%Helped
Use the convolutional kernel rather than an RBF kernel with 1000 inducing pointsGP classification with RobustMax likelihood · MNIST test, inducing-point settingclassification error: 3.4% -> 2.4%Helped

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