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The Neural Race Reduction: Dynamics of Abstraction in Gated Networks

ICML 2022 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Representation geometry and collapse · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
increase the fraction of trained input-output pathwaysGDLN · CIFAR and MNIST transformed-task datasetsaccuracy on untrained pathways: ≈40%Helped
use small rather than large initialization (ablation)GDLN pathway network · Routing task, untrained pathwaysgeneralizationHelped
use large rather than small initialization (ablation)GDLN pathway network · Routing task, untrained pathwaysgeneralizationHurt
increase pathway sharing (ablation)GDLN routing network · Routing tasksingular-value learning speedHelped
train approximately 40% of input-output routesGDLN routing network · Routing task, untrained routesgeneralization: roughly 40%Helped
use example-specific gating rather than a single always-active pathway (ablation)GDLN · XORtask solvabilityHelped
use context-specific pathways rather than one always-active pathway (ablation)GDLN · Nonlinear contextual classificationtask solvabilityHelped
use one always-active pathway without context-specific gating (ablation)Deep linear network · Nonlinear contextual classificationtask solvabilityHurt
use leaky-ReLU nonlinearity (ablation)GDLN · MNIST transformed-task datasets, untrained pathwaysaccuracy: ≈25%Helped

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