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On the Explicit Role of Initialization on the Convergence and Implicit Bias of Overparametrized Linear Networks

ICML 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Implicit bias in linear networks

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
increase level of initialization imbalance c while keeping end-to-end matrix fixed (ablation)single-hidden-layer linear network under gradient descent · synthetic regression with Σx=Iconvergence rate of lossHelped
balanced initialization instead of imbalanced (ablation)single-hidden-layer linear network · synthetic regression with Σx=Iconvergence rate of lossHurt
wide width with random N(0,h^-2α) initialization (adding width h)single-hidden-layer linear network · regression, min-norm distancedistance to min-norm solution ||UV^T - Θ_hat||_FHelped
proper orthogonal initialization (V(0)U2(0)^T=0, U1(0)U2(0)^T=0) enforcedsingle-hidden-layer linear network · theoretical (Proposition 1)convergence to min-norm solutionHelped
zero initialization V(0)=0, U(0)=0 instead of orthogonal initializationsingle-hidden-layer linear network · theoretical discussionconvergence to min-norm solutionHurt

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