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Minimum Width for Universal Approximation

ICLR 2021 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Width and depth of ReLU networks · 44 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use an encoder–memorizer–decoder coding constructionReLU networks · L^p(R^d_x, R^d_y)minimum width for universal approximation: d_x + d_y + 1 -> max{d_x+1,d_y}Helped
Use ReLU alone rather than ReLU+StepNetworks approximating continuous functions · C(K, R^d_y)minimum width for universal approximation: max {d_x+1, d_y} -> 3Hurt
Add Step activation to ReLUReLU networks approximating continuous functions · C(K, R^d_y)minimum width for universal approximation: w_min = max {d_x+1, d_y}Helped
Use the coding construction with a general continuous nonpolynomial activationGeneral activation networks · L^p(K, R^d_y)upper bound on minimum width: d_x+d_y+1 -> max{d_x+2,d_y+1}Helped

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