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Gradient Dynamics of Shallow Univariate ReLU Networks

NeurIPS 2019 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Shallow ReLU network convergence · 45 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use kernel dynamics rather than adaptive dynamicsShallow univariate ReLU networks · Least-squares interpolationinterpolant smoothnessHelped
Use adaptive dynamics rather than kernel dynamicsShallow univariate ReLU networks · Least-squares interpolationknot adaptivityHelped
Initialize with second-layer weights much larger than first-layer weightsFull-parameter gradient flow · Univariate least-squares interpolationadaptive learningHelped
Initialize with first-layer weights much larger than second-layer weightsFull-parameter gradient flow · Univariate least-squares interpolationkernel behaviorHelped
Use normalization α(m)=o(m)Full-parameter gradient flow · Infinite-width limitlazy behaviorHelped
Use uniform initialization over intervals for the random-feature kernelRandom-feature kernel · Univariate interpolationcubic-spline formHelped
Use a radial initialization such as jointly Gaussian weights instead of interval-uniform initializationRandom-feature kernel · Univariate interpolationexact cubic-spline formHurt
Train only the output weights, keeping first-layer parameters fixed (ablation)Shallow univariate ReLU networks · Square-wave fitknot adaptivityHurt
Train the first-layer parameters rather than only the output weights (ablation)Shallow univariate ReLU networks · Square-wave fitknot adaptivityHelped
Reduce the neuron count under the described default initialization (ablation)Shallow univariate ReLU networks · Sine-wave fitadaptivityHelped

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