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Towards a General Theory of Infinite-Width Limits of Neural Classifiers

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Neural tangent kernel analysis · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use discrete-time MF scaling instead of NTK scalingSingle-hidden-layer network · CIFAR2finite-width training-dynamics approximationHelped
Use NTK scaling instead of discrete-time MF scalingSingle-hidden-layer network · CIFAR2finite-width training-dynamics approximationHurt
Use default scaling with unscaled learning ratesSingle-hidden-layer network · CIFAR2final test cross-entropy lossHurt
Use intermediate scaling with q_sigma=-3/4 instead of NTK scalingSingle-hidden-layer network · CIFAR2finite-width training-dynamics approximationHurt
Use MF scaling with GD for a network with more than two hidden layersMulti-layer network · CIFAR2non-trivial infinite-width limitHurt
Train with RMSProp instead of GD under MF scalingMulti-layer network · CIFAR2non-trivial infinite-width limitHelped
Use NTK scaling instead of MF scaling for a multi-layer networkMulti-layer network · CIFAR2preservation of model-decomposition termsMixed

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