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Credit Assignment Through Broadcasting a Global Error Vector

NeurIPS 2021 · Architectures and efficiency › RNNs and normalization · approach: Backprop-free credit assignment · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use GEVB instead of BPNonnegative fully connected VNN · MNISTtest error (%): 0.14% maximum discrepancy in test error on MNISTNo clear effect
Use GEVB instead of BPNonnegative locally connected VNN · CIFAR-10test error (%): 0.59% maximum discrepancy in test error on MNIST and CIFAR-10No clear effect
Use GEVB instead of BPNonnegative convolutional VNN · MNIST and CIFAR-10test error (%): 1.33% and 2.89% discrepancies in test error on MNIST and CIFAR-10Hurt
Use GEVB in place of DFAConventional fully connected network · MNISTtest error (%)Helped
Use GEVB in place of DFAConvolutional network · CIFAR-10test error (%)Helped
Use mixed-sign rather than nonnegative weights past the first layer (ablation)GEVB-trained vectorized networks · MNIST and CIFAR-10test error (%)Mixed
Impose vectorization or nonnegativity, or both (ablation)BP-trained networks · MNIST and CIFAR-10test error (%): 8.69%Hurt
Use GEVB rather than DFA in convolutional layersConvolutional networks · CIFAR-10cluster qualityHelped

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