A locally-built, LLM-digested index of recent arXiv papers in quant finance, geometry/topology, and statistical ML — keyword search served straight from SQLite on this machine.
This study connects ReLU neural networks to toric geometry to analyze function realization.
problem Determining which continuous piecewise linear functions can be realized by ReLU neural networks.
method Established a connection between toric geometry and ReLU neural networks, defining key structures like the ReLU fan, toric variety, and Cartier divisor.
result Proved a criterion for functions realizable by unbiased shallow ReLU networks using intersection numbers.
Proves existence of optimal shallow neural networks with ReLU activation.
problem Proving the existence of optimal shallow feedforward networks with ReLU activation.
method Proves existence of global minima in the loss landscape for continuous target functions using shallow feedforward neural networks with ReLU activation.
result Existence of global minima in the loss landscape for shallow feedforward networks with ReLU activation.
The paper analyzes deep ReLU CNNs' approximation properties in 2D space.
problem Establishing L2 approximation properties for deep ReLU CNNs.
method Analysis based on decomposition theorem for convolutional kernels, properties of ReLU activation, and connections with one-hidden-layer ReLU NNs.
result Universal approximation theorem for deep ReLU CNNs with classic structure.
The paper examines topological features of ReLU networks and their relation to decision boundaries and training loss.
problem Understanding the topological structure of ReLU neural network activation patterns.
method Polytope decomposition of feature space, Fiedler partition of dual graph, homology computation of cellular decomposition.
result The Fiedler partition of the dual graph correlates with decision boundaries in binary classification tasks, and similar patterns in training loss and polyhedral cell-count emerge in regression tasks.
Neural networks with REctified Linear Unit (ReLU) activation functions (a.k.a. ReLU networks) have achieved great empirical success in various domains. Nonetheless, existing results for learning ReLU networks either pose assumptions on the underlying data distribution being e.g. Gaussian, or require the network size an…
This paper examines how noise affects deep neural networks and improves their performance.
problem The impact of noise on the stability of deep ReLU neural networks for nonparametric regression.
method Investigates the optimal rate of convergence for deep ReLU neural networks under Huber loss, considering the p-th moment of noise and the smoothness of the function.
result The optimal rate of convergence cannot be achieved by ordinary least squares but can be by Huber loss with a properly chosen parameter.
In this paper, we prove that a shallow neural network with a monotone sigmoid, ReLU, ELU, Softplus, or LeakyReLU activation function can arbitrarily well approximate any L^p(p>=2) integrable functions defined on R*[0,1]^n. We also prove that a shallow neural network with a sigmoid, ReLU, ELU, Softplus, or LeakyReLU act…
The study examines Fisher information matrices and neural tangent kernels for simple ReLU networks with random weights.
problem Understanding the relationship between Fisher information matrices and neural tangent kernels for 2-layer ReLU networks.
method Analyzes Fisher information matrices and neural tangent kernels for 2-layer ReLU networks with random hidden weights, focusing on spectral decomposition and eigenfunctions.
result Obtained an approximation formula for functions represented by 2-layer neural networks.
Despite their prevalence in neural networks we still lack a thorough theoretical characterization of ReLU layers. This paper aims to further our understanding of ReLU layers by studying how the activation function ReLU interacts with the linear component of the layer and what role this interaction plays in the success …
We study the approximation properties of random ReLU features through their reproducing kernel Hilbert space (RKHS). We first prove a universality theorem for the RKHS induced by random features whose feature maps are of the form of nodes in neural networks. The universality result implies that the random ReLU features…
It has been widely assumed that a neural network cannot be recovered from its outputs, as the network depends on its parameters in a highly nonlinear way. Here, we prove that in fact it is often possible to identify the architecture, weights, and biases of an unknown deep ReLU network by observing only its output. Ever…