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Scalable Monotonic Neural Networks

ICLR 2024 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Theory of depth and width

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Proposes a scalable neural network architecture for learning models that are guaranteed monotonic with respect to a subset of inputs, addressing limitations of prior monotonic methods.

Problem

Learning neural networks whose outputs are monotonic with respect to a subset of inputs, a requirement in many practical domains; existing methods may not guarantee monotonicity, need extra inference time, or lack scalability.

Approach

A monotonic neural network design intended to scale while guaranteeing monotonicity with respect to chosen inputs, avoiding the drawbacks of prior approaches (per the abstract; details not available in the provided text).

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