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Deep Frequency Principle Towards Understanding Why Deeper Learning Is Faster

AAAI 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Neural tangent kernel analysis · 44 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a deeper ResNet18 variantResNet18 variants · CIFAR10training epochs to fixed training accuracyHelped
Use a deeper ResNet18 variantResNet18 variants · CIFAR10validation accuracyHelped
Increase the depth of the pre-condition componentResNet18 variants · CIFAR10 effective target functionfrequency of RDF concentration during trainingHelped
Consider a deeper hidden layer in the fixed fully-connected networkFully connected network · MNIST effective target functionsfrequency of RDF peak at the end of trainingHelped
Use a very deep network without residual connectionsFully connected network · MNISTtraining speedHurt
Add residual connections (ablation)Very deep fully connected networks · MNISTtraining speed across depthsNo clear effect
Add residual connections (ablation)Very deep fully connected networks · MNIST effective target functiondepth effect on RDFNo clear effect

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