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Toward Large Kernel Models

ICML 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Neural tangent kernel analysis · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
k-means center selection instead of random centers (ablation)EigenPro 3.0 · MNIST, CIFAR10, FashionMNIST (Table 3, p=100 to 10000)accuracy (%): e.g., MNIST p=100: 91.89 vs 87.24; CIFAR10 p=10000: 52.72 vs 49.92Helped
scale model size (number of centers) with fixed data n (ablation)EigenPro 3.0 general kernel models · Real data experiments (n=5M)qualitative performanceHelped
increase number of training samples at fixed model size (ablation)EigenPro 3.0 · Real data experimentsqualitative performanceHelped
data augmentation (MixUp, crop+flip, Gaussian noise) with original data as centersEigenPro 3.0 kernel models · CIFAR10, MNIST, FashionMNISTaccuracyHelped
Nystrom-based EigenPro 3.0 scaling to 1M centers vs FALKON limited to 256K centersEigenPro 3.0 vs FALKON · Real data experimentsqualitative performanceHelped

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