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algomanic
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algomanic
11y ago
Interesting, thank you.
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algomanic
11y ago
My understanding is that in SAT world, random instances are typically easily, even for large numbers of variables. Hard instances only exist in a very narrow band of instance space pertaining to the #constraints/#variables ratio. And y
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algomanic
11y ago
Related: "On the Expressive Power of Deep Learning: A Tensor Analysis". http://arxiv.org/abs/1509.05009
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algomanic
11y ago
Could you explain weight matrix "spurious interactions"?
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algomanic
11y ago
The fact that the class of NN functions is universal is almost vacuous: the basic idea is that if you allow a "neuron" for every point in your input space then you can mimic any function you like (i.e. each neuron handles a single