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How Much Over-parameterization Is Sufficient to Learn Deep ReLU Networks?

ICLR 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Shallow ReLU network convergence · 23 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed deep-network GD analysis under data separationDeep ReLU network trained with GD · Data separationover-parameterization condition: \tilde \Omega(\epsilon^{-14})\cdot e^{\Omega(L)} -> \text{polylog}(n,\epsilon^{-1})\cdot\text{poly}(L)Helped
Use the proposed deep-network SGD analysis under data separationDeep ReLU network trained with SGD · Data separationsample complexity: \tilde \cO(\epsilon^{-2})\cdot\text{poly}(L) -> \tilde \cO(\epsilon^{-1})\cdot \text{poly}(L)Helped
Use a constant-bounded linear approximation error rather than requiring it to be as small as the target lossDeep ReLU network optimization analysis · NTRF reference classrequired network width: m=\tilde\Omega(1)Helped
Allow a small fraction of training examples to be misclassified by the NTRF separatorDeep ReLU networks under data separation · Data separationdata-separation requirement: 1-\rhoHelped
Use the class-dependent nondegeneration assumptionDeep ReLU network trained with GD · Class-dependent data nondegenerationover-parameterization condition: m=\tilde \Omega\big(n^{14}L^{16}\phi^{-4}+n^{12}L^{16}\phi^{-4}\epsilon^{-1}\big) -> m=\tilde \Omega\big(L^{22}n^{12}\phHelped

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