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The Asymmetric Maximum Margin Bias of Quasi-Homogeneous Neural Networks

ICLR 2023 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Theory of depth and width · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use quasi-homogeneous parameterization instead of homogeneous parameterizationLinear classifier on two dense balls · Two-ball binary classificationrobustness: l(w_hom) = 1 - r; l(w_quasi-hom)=sqrt(1- r^{-2}rho_mu^2)(sqrt(1- rho_mu^2) - sqrt(r^2-rho_mu^2))Hurt
Use quasi-homogeneous parameterization with highest-rate parametersLinear classifier on two dense balls · Two-ball binary classification, r = ρμ = 0.5robustness: r = ρμ = 0.5Hurt
Minimize only the highest-rate parameter seminormQuasi-homogeneous networks trained by gradient flow · Separable training datamaximum-margin objectiveHelped
Remove the conditional separability requirementQuasi-homogeneous networks · Linear classifier on two dense ballshigher-rate parameter magnitude: r ≤ 0.5; r = 0.25Mixed
Apply last-hidden-layer normalization and sufficient expressivityMulticlass neural networks with cross-entropy loss · Neural CollapseNeural Collapse propertiesHelped

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