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Multi-Task Zipping via Layer-wise Neuron Sharing

NeurIPS 2018 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Layer-wise analysis of language models · 32 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Hessian-based neuron matching and incoming-weight updates instead of random neuron pairing and random weight choiceLeNet-300-100-Dense on MNIST · MNISTtest error: 33.47% error with random sharing; 0.95% increase in test error with MTZHelped
Fully share the hidden layers and retrainLeNet models · MNISTtest error: $1.57\%$ / $1.60\%$ -> $1.64\%; $1.80\%$ / $1.81\%$ -> $1.83\%; $0.89\%$ / $0.95\%$ -> $0.93\%; $1.27\%$ / $1.28\%$ -> $No clear effect
Fully share all hidden layers rather than adaptively share a subsetVGG-16 models for ImageNet and CelebA · ImageNet and CelebAtest error: ImageNet 10.31% -> 14.07%; CelebA 8.50% -> 11.09%Hurt
Adaptively share layers while limiting the error increase to less than 0.5%VGG-16 models for ImageNet and CelebA · ImageNet and CelebAtest error: increase in test errors of 0.44% on ImageNet and 0.45% on CelebA; 39.61% of parameters sharedHelped
Inherit pretrained models through MTZ rather than jointly train a fully shared multi-task VGG-16VGG-16 for ImageNet and CelebA · ImageNet and CelebAtest error: 14.88% -> 14.07%; 13.29% -> 11.09%Helped
Merge five task-specific ResNet28 models at the reported 90% compression ratioFive-task ResNet28 · Five-task ResNet28 meantest error: 17.95\% -> 18.20\%Hurt
Use layer-wise neuron sharing and incoming-weight updating to fully merge hidden layersLeNet-300-100-Dense without retraining · MNISTtest error increase: 0.95%; 1.50%Helped

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