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Characterizing Well-Behaved vs. Pathological Deep Neural Networks

ICML 2019 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Normalization layer theory · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use batch-normalized residual connections instead of a batch-normalized feedforward networkNetworks at initialization · CIFAR-10normalized sensitivity growth with depthHelped
Use batch-normalized residual connections instead of a batch-normalized feedforward networkNetworks at initialization · CIFAR-10signal conditioningHelped
Use a vanilla feedforward network with standard initializationNetworks at initialization · CIFAR-10effective rank of signalHurt
Use a batch-normalized feedforward networkNetworks at initialization · CIFAR-10normalized sensitivityHurt
Add skip connections with residual-path dilution (ablation)Batch-normalized feedforward networks · CIFAR-10normalized sensitivity growth with depthHelped
Remove residual-path dilution by multiplying the skip branch by 0 (ablation)Batch-normalized ResNets · CIFAR-10normalized sensitivity growth with depthHurt
Use zero-padding instead of periodic convolution boundaries (ablation)Vanilla networks · CIFAR-10effective rank of signalHelped
Use reflective instead of periodic convolution boundaries (ablation)Vanilla networks · CIFAR-10effective rank of signalNo clear effect
Use zero-padding or reflective instead of periodic convolution boundaries (ablation)Batch-normalized feedforward networks and batch-normalized ResNets · CIFAR-10depth evolutionNo clear effect
Change the dataset from CIFAR-10 to MNIST (ablation)Vanilla networks, batch-normalized feedforward networks, and batch-normalized ResNets · MNISTdepth evolutionNo clear effect
Set batch-normalization epsilon to 0 instead of 0.001 (ablation)Batch-normalized feedforward networks · CIFAR-10depth evolutionNo clear effect
Increase the number of input images used to estimate batch-normalization statistics (ablation)Batch-normalized feedforward networks · CIFAR-10signal conditioningHurt

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