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The interplay between randomness and structure during learning in RNNs

NeurIPS 2020 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Brain-inspired recurrent architectures · 46 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add nonzero random initial connectivity (g>0) vs g=0nonlinear RNN · Flip-flop, Mante, Romoconvergence timeHelped
very large initial connectivity g (chaotic regime)nonlinear RNN · Flip-flop, Mante, Romoconvergence timeHurt
keep correlation between W0 and Delta W (vs shuffling W0) (ablation)trained RNN · Flip-flop, Mante, RomolossHelped
keep W0 and truncate only Delta W (vs truncating whole W) (ablation)2-layer LSTM · Sentiment analysisaccuracy at low rank: rank 10 vs more than half of network rankHelped
increase g in linear RNN (theory)linear RNN simple task · Simplified input-output taskconvergence timeHelped

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