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Convolutional Rectifier Networks as Generalized Tensor Decompositions

ICML 2016 · Architectures and efficiency › CNN design · approach: Compact CNN architectures · 21 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace linear activation and product pooling with ReLU activation and max pooling (convolutional rectifier network)shallow ConvNet · theoretical universality analysisuniversality (ability to realize any grid tensor)Helped
Use ReLU activation with average (sum) pooling instead of max poolingshallow and deep ConvNets · theoretical universality analysisuniversality (ability to realize any grid tensor)Hurt
Expand conv receptive field from 1x1 to w x h (less than half the feature maps) with ReLU and average poolingshallow ConvNet with average pooling · theoretical universality analysisuniversalityNo clear effect
Expand conv receptive field to cover entire spatial extent (fully-connected) with ReLU activationshallow network · theoretical universality analysisuniversalityHelped
Use deep ConvNet (L=log2 N) with ReLU and max pooling instead of shallow network, for depth efficiencyconvolutional rectifier networks · theoretical depth efficiencyminimal shallow width Z required (rank bound)Helped
Randomize weights of deep ReLU max-pooling ConvNetconvolutional rectifier networks depth efficiency · theoretical depth efficiencycompleteness of depth efficiencyMixed

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