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Binary embeddings with structured hashed projections

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Matrix and tensor methods · approach: Randomized sketching for matrices · 24 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace the fully random projection with structured projectionsMNIST neural network · MNIST test, k=1024test error (%): 2.78 7 0.10 -> 3.16 7 0.19 (Toeplitz); 2.78 7 0.10 -> 6.79 7 0.49 (BinCirc)Mixed
Use BinPerm instead of a fully random projectionMNIST neural network · MNIST test, k=1024test error (%): 2.78 7 0.10 -> 3.69 7 0.21No clear effect
Replace the random projection with structured projectionsMNIST 1-NN · MNIST test, k=1024test error (%): 4.83 7 0.19 -> 6.02 7 0.64 (Circulant); 4.83 7 0.19 -> 12.77 7 2.86 (BinCirc)Hurt
Use the extended hashing pipeline instead of the short pipeline (ablation)Structured hashed projections · MNIST neural networktest errorNo clear effect

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