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Random deep neural networks are biased towards simple functions

NeurIPS 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Generalization theory of deep networks · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use a random wide deep ReLU network prior instead of a uniformly random binary classifierBinary classification of bit strings · Bit strings of length naverage nearest differently classified Hamming distance: one; at least $\sqrt{n/(2\pi\ln n)}$Helped
Use a random wide deep ReLU network prior instead of a uniformly random binary classifierBinary classification of bit strings · Bit strings of length n under random bit flipsaverage flips to change classification: two; at least $n/4$Helped
Train the network on MNIST even/odd examplesTwo-layer fully-connected network · MNIST training and test setsnearest-boundary Hamming distance: $1.42$ and $10.61$ for incorrectly and correctly classified training pictures; $2.30$ and $10.47$ for test picturesMixed
Use training or test images rather than randomly sampled bit stringsTrained MNIST networks · MNIST versus random binary inputsnearest-boundary Hamming distance: random bits: approximately 4.33Helped

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