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The Expressive Power of Neural Networks: A View from the Width

NeurIPS 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Width and depth of ReLU networks · 424 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Allow width n+4 rather than limiting width to nFully connected ReLU networks approximating Lebesgue-integrable functions · Lebesgue-integrable functions on ℝ^nL1 approximation error: width d_m ≤ n+4: < ε; width d_m ≤ n: +∞ or ∫ |f(x)| dxHelped
Increase width from at most n-1 to n+4Fully connected ReLU networks · Nonconstant-direction continuous functions on [-1,1]^nL1 approximation error: width d_m ≤ n-1: ≥ ε*; width d_m ≤ n+4: < εHelped
Approximate width-2k², depth-3 targets using width-3k^(3/2), depth-k+2 networksReLU networks approximating randomly sampled target functions · n=1 and n=2, k=3,4,5Mean square error: Worst-case errors: 0.002248, 0.003263, 0.005643, 0.008729, 0.018852, 0.030114; average-case errors: 0.000345, 0.000892, Helped

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