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Learning sparse neural networks via sensitivity-driven regularization

NeurIPS 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › Pruning and efficient tuning · approach: Sparse training from scratch · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use unspecific sensitivity instead of specific sensitivity (ablation)Sensitivity-based regularization on LeNet300 · MNIST (LeNet300, lower-error results)compression ratio: 80x -> 103xHelped
Use unspecific sensitivity instead of specific sensitivity (ablation)Sensitivity-based regularization on LeNet5 · MNIST (LeNet5)compression ratio: 41.9x -> 51.1xHelped
Use specific sensitivity instead of unspecific sensitivity (ablation)Sensitivity-based regularization on VGG-16 · ImageNetcompression ratio: 12.17x -> 14.12xHelped
Use sensitivity-based regularization rather than no regularizer (ablation)LeNet300 · MNISTtest errorHelped
Use sensitivity-based regularization rather than L1 regularization (ablation)LeNet300 · MNISTtest errorHelped
Use sensitivity-based regularization rather than L2 regularization (ablation)LeNet300 · MNISTtest errorHelped
Apply sensitivity-based sparsificationLeNet300 · MNIST (Top-1 error 1.6% target)compression ratio: 12.2x vs. 27.8xHelped
Apply sensitivity-based sparsificationLeNet300 · MNIST (lower-error results)compression ratio: 103x vs. 68xHelped
Apply sensitivity-based sparsificationLeNet5 · MNISTcompression ratio: 51.07x vs. 11.87xHelped
Apply sensitivity-based sparsificationVGG-16 · ImageNetTop-1 error: 9.80% vs 10.88%Helped
Use sensitivity-based sparsification rather than Sparse VDLeNet5 · MNISTcompression ratio: 51.1x vs. 280xHurt

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