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On the complexity of nonsmooth automatic differentiation

ICLR 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Neural network approximation theory · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use backward-mode AD with conservative gradientsPath-differentiable programs · Path-differentiable programsbackward-mode computational overhead: independent of the dimension pHelped
Apply backward-mode AD with conservative gradients to ReLU programsReLU programs · ReLU programsbackward-mode computational overhead: 5Helped
Use forward-mode AD with conservative gradientsPath-differentiable programs · Path-differentiable programsforward-mode computational overhead: ω_fMixed
Compute p directional derivatives for a ReLU programReLU programs · ReLU programs with p inputsoverhead ratio for computing p directional derivatives: p^{ω - 2 + o(1)}Hurt
Find two distinct Clarke subgradients at a given inputReLU programs · ReLU programscomplexity of finding two distinct Clarke subgradients: NP-hardHurt
Find two conservative-gradient elements at a given input instead of enumerating Clarke subgradientsReLU programs · ReLU programscomplexity of finding two gradient elements: polynomial timeHelped
Decide differentiability at a given inputReLU programs · ReLU programscomplexity of deciding differentiability: NP-hardHurt

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