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Does the Data Induce Capacity Control in Deep Learning?

ICML 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Generalization theory of deep networks · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use data-dependent prior with covariance proportional to FIM at initialization (Method 4) instead of isotropic priorPAC-Bayes bound optimization on MNIST networks · MNIST FC-600-1 / FC-600-2 / LeNet-5PAC-Bayes bound: FC-600-1 0.1590 (Method 2) to 0.1323; LeNet 0.0099 to 0.0092Helped
set posterior eigenvectors to Hessian eigenvectors (Method 3) versus diagonal posterior covariance (Baseline A)PAC-Bayes posterior covariance · MNIST FC-600-1PAC-Bayes bound: 0.161 to 0.1357Helped
analytical posterior from Hessian eigenvalues (Method 1) with isotropic-like prior, versus numerical methodsMNIST FC-600-1 · MNIST FC-600-1PAC-Bayes bound: 0.3241 vs 0.1357 (Method 3)Hurt
sloppy input spectrum (vs flat, non-sloppy) in synthetic datastudent networks trained on synthetic data · synthetic datasets with varying sloppy factorvalidation errorHelped
training predominantly in stiff FIM subspace: projection of weight change onto top-k FIM eigenvectorsFC networks on MNIST · MNISTprojection overlapNo clear effect

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