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When Expressivity Meets Trainability: Fewer than $n$ Neurons Can Work

NeurIPS 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Shallow ReLU network convergence · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the proposed constrained training regime with PGD, mirrored initialization, and pairwise outer weights instead of regular trainingNarrow neural networks · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHelped
Use the proposed training regime instead of regular trainingResNet-18 · R-ImageNettest accuracyHelped
Use the proposed training regime at width 64 rather than regular trainingResNet-18 · R-ImageNettest accuracyHelped
Use the proposed training regime at width 64 rather than width 512ResNet-18 · R-ImageNettest accuracyNo clear effect
Add a hidden-weight constraint to regular training without changing initialization or network structure (ablation)Regular training regime · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHurt
Use regular unconstrained training rather than the proposed constrained regime (ablation)Narrow neural networks · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHurt
Search only around regular LeCun initialization instead of mirrored LeCun initialization (ablation)Narrow neural networks · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHurt
Remove the mirrored initialization and pairwise outer-weight structure while retaining the hidden-weight constraint and PGD (ablation)Proposed training regime · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHurt
Allow unconstrained hidden-weight movement by setting ε=1000 (ablation)Proposed training regime · Synthetic regression datasettraining errorHurt

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