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In theory you need two layers to model any function. In practice this is wildly different.
by treprinum 3y ago
In theory you need two layers to model any function. In practice this is wildly different.
- sandpaper26 3y agoAny memoryless continuous function between two Euclidean spaces, I think you mean. The experts-and-manager model would need to be able to do more than that (as do most neural networks). And part of the reason why single-hidden-layer networks aren't enough even in continuous memoryless Euclidean cases is, again, because of how loss functions work; you're unlikely to converge on a good approximation with very few hidden layers.
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