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You're absolutely right. But this is still a huge step forward. There has been work on the VC dimension of neural networks for a long time (and it's been shown
by stochastic_monk 9y ago
You're absolutely right. But this is still a huge step forward. There has been work on the VC dimension of neural networks for a long time (and it's been shown to be finite), which is a necessary but not sufficient condition for efficient PAC learnability.
If it can be done for 3 layers, then maybe it can be done for more. And I happen to really like it when my problems have polynomial time guarantees.
[VC dimension is a quantitative measure related to the complexity that a model's parameters allow it to express. I think of it as analogous to entropy for physical systems.]