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48 results for ReLU regression

Paper analyzes GLM-tron for high-dimensional ReLU regression, providing upper and lower bounds.

problem Learning a single ReLU neuron in high-dimensional settings with overparameterization.
method Perceptron-type algorithm GLM-tron, with finite-sample analysis.
result Sharp characterization of high-dimensional ReLU regression problems via GLM-tron, contrasting with SGD.

Quantile regression with ReLU networks achieves minimax rates for various function types.

problem Estimating quantiles from covariates with neural networks.
method Quantile regression with rectified linear unit (ReLU) neural networks.
result ReLU networks achieve minimax rates for broad collections of function types.

A new method for optimizing regression problems with ReLU units converges.

problem Optimizing regression problems involving ReLU units in large language models.
method Introduced a greedy algorithm based on approximate Newton method, proving convergence in terms of the distance to optimal solution.
result The method converges in the sense of the distance to optimal solution under certain assumptions.

We solve ReLU regression with efficient approximations for various distributions.

problem Finding the best fitting ReLU function with square loss from unknown distributions.
method Introduced efficient constant-factor approximation algorithm and polynomial-time approximation scheme.
result First constant-factor approximation algorithm for ReLU regression with weak concentration conditions.

Optimal rates for shallow ReLU networks in nonparametric regression.

problem Approximating smooth and non-smooth functions with shallow ReLU networks.
method Analysis of shallow ReLUk^k neural networks, using variation norms and deep learning theory.
result Optimal approximation rates for shallow ReLU networks in nonparametric regression.

Improved SGD for robust linear and ReLU regression with adversarial corruptions.

problem Robust regression with adversarial corruptions in streaming data.
method Stochastic gradient descent (SGD-exp) with exponentially decaying step size.
result Nearly linear convergence to true parameter with up to 50% Massart corruption rate.

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.

Deep neural networks can learn smooth functions without parameters.

problem Learning smooth functions from shallow ReLU neural networks.
method Using over-parameterized shallow ReLU neural networks with norm constraints.
result Least squares estimators based on shallow neural networks are minimax optimal.

This paper characterizes how randomized neural networks generalize well in multi-dimensional tasks.

problem Understanding the generalization of randomized neural networks in multi-dimensional tasks.
method Characterizes RSNs as an IGAM formalized by an optimization problem with a regularization functional and loss.
result RSNs generalize well in multi-dimensional tasks, akin to spline regression under certain conditions.

The paper tightens bounds on covering numbers for deep ReLU networks.

problem Characterizing the capacity and performance of deep ReLU networks.
method Derives tight lower and upper bounds on metric entropy of ReLU networks.
result Establishes optimality in nonparametric regression via deep networks.

The paper investigates how target normalization and momentum affect dying ReLUs in neural networks.

problem Understanding and mitigating the dying ReLU problem in neural networks.
method Empirical analysis and theoretical modeling of a discrete-time linear autonomous system.
result Target variance plays a crucial role in the dying ReLU phenomenon, and momentum exacerbates this issue.

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.

PHP connects to ReLU neural networks for scalable Bayesian inference.

problem Scalability and Bayesian inference in two-layer ReLU neural networks.
method PHP with Gaussian prior, decomposition propositions, annealed sequential Monte Carlo.
result PHP provides an alternative scalable representation for two-layer ReLU neural networks.

Gradient descent fails to train two-layer ReLU networks, leading to poor performance.

problem Gradient descent training of two-layer ReLU networks initialized by He et al. (2015) fails to find optimal solutions.
method Gradient descent on a least-squares loss for training two-layer (Leaky)ReLU networks.
result Gradient descent only finds bad local minima, leading to linear regression for non-linear target functions.

Gradient descent on ReLU networks with square loss implicitly favors balanced weights.

problem Understanding implicit regularization in nonlinear neural networks with regression losses.
method Analyzing gradient descent dynamics on ReLU networks with square loss.
result It is impossible to characterize the implicit regularization of ReLU networks with square loss by any explicit function of model parameters.

The paper bounds neural networks' approximation error and applies it to regression and GANs.

problem Bounding the approximation error of norm-constrained neural networks.
method Proved upper and lower bounds on approximation error using Rademacher complexity.
result Obtained convergence rates for over-parameterized neural networks and optimal GAN learning rates.

Optimal sketching bounds for sparse linear regression under various loss functions are established.

problem Sparse linear regression under different loss functions.
method Distribution over oblivious sketches for sparse 2\ell_2 norm regression and hinge-like loss functions.
result Optimal sketching bounds with O(klog(d/k)/ε2)O(k\log(d/k)/\varepsilon^2) rows for sparse 2\ell_2 norm regression and O(μ2klog(μnd/ε)/ε2)O(μ^2 k\log(μn d/\varepsilon)/\varepsilon^2) rows for hinge-like loss functions.

New bounds show complex neural networks need many queries to learn.

problem Learning non-polynomial activation functions with Gaussian marginals.
method Gradient boosting procedure to amplify lower bounds on SQ dimension of neural networks.
result Statistical-query lower bounds for ReLU regression with 2ncε2^{n^c} ε queries.

Paper improves confidence intervals and variance estimation for deep learning models.

problem Improving confidence intervals and variance estimation in deep learning models.
method Residual-based framework for conditional variance estimation; robust bootstrap procedure for confidence intervals.
result First non-asymptotic bounds for variance estimation using ReLU networks.

Neural networks perform differently when regression is treated as classification.

problem Understanding why neural networks perform better when regression is treated as classification.
method Analyzing two-layer ReLU networks and their feature spaces, focusing on the cross entropy loss vs. square loss.
result The support of the measure induced by the square loss differs from that of the cross entropy loss, indicating optimization difficulties.

ConquerNet smooths quantile regression for deep learning with minimax guarantees.

problem Optimization challenges in quantile regression for deep models.
method ConquerNet uses convolution-smoothed quantile ReLU neural networks.
result ConquerNet provides minimax guarantees and outperforms standard quantile neural networks.

Transformers can approximate Newton's method for logistic regression.

problem Implementing higher order optimization methods in Transformers.
method Linear attention Transformers with ReLU layers approximating second order optimization algorithms.
result Transformers can implement a single step of Newton's iteration for matrix inversion.

Bayesian approach improves uncertainty in deep learning models.

problem Uncertainty quantification in deep learning models.
method Bayesian point of view, Gaussian approximability, semi-parametric Bernstein-von Mises theorems.
result Bayesian credible regions have valid frequentist coverage, providing theoretical justification for deep learning.

New theory shows large learning rates prevent overfitting in neural networks.

problem Generalization of two-layer ReLU neural networks in noisy regression problems.
method Gradient descent with constant learning rate converges to stable minima.
result Gradient descent with large learning rates finds smooth, sparse fits.

Smooth DNNs mitigate the curse of dimensionality in uniform convergence for various regression tasks.

problem The curse of dimensionality in uniform convergence of ReLU networks.
method Analysis of smoothly activated deep neural networks (smooth DNNs), establishing pseudo-dimension bounds and non-asymptotic approximation guarantees.
result Smooth DNNs achieve non-asymptotic uniform convergence rates across multiple statistical contexts, mitigating the curse of dimensionality.

Gradient descent methods for deep ReLU networks achieve optimal generalization rates.

problem Generalization of gradient descent methods for deep neural networks
method Establishing minimax-optimal rates for GD and SGD with deep ReLU networks
result Gradient descent methods for deep ReLU networks achieve optimal generalization rates

SGD trains ReLU networks to implement piecewise linear maps with at most 3 knot points.

problem Understanding the training dynamics of neural networks trained via SGD.
method Mean-field analysis of a two-layer ReLU network trained via SGD for a univariate regression problem.
result At convergence, SGD-trained ReLU networks implement piecewise linear maps with at most 3 knot points.

Deep neural networks with specific parameter sets can approximate smooth functions efficiently.

problem Approximating smooth functions with deep neural networks.
method Deep neural networks with ReLU activation and specific parameter sets {0,±12,±1,2}\{0,\pm \frac{1}{2}, \pm 1, 2\} are used to approximate CβC_β-smooth functions.
result The constructed networks can approximate CβC_β-smooth functions with parameters {0,±12,±1,2}\{0,\pm \frac{1}{2}, \pm 1, 2\} efficiently, achieving the same convergence rate as sparse networks with parameters in [1,1][-1,1].

The paper shows how multi-task learning in neural networks is similar to kernel regression and Hilbert spaces.

problem Understanding the solutions to multi-task shallow ReLU neural network learning problems.
method Analyzing the properties of solutions to multi-task shallow ReLU neural network learning problems, proving uniqueness and equivalence to minimum-norm interpolation problems in Hilbert spaces.
result The solutions to multi-task neural network interpolation problems are almost always unique and coincide with the solution to a minimum-norm interpolation problem in a Sobolev (Reproducing Kernel) Hilbert Space.

Examines learning efficiency in neural networks and related models.

problem Analyzing efficiency in deep learning models with singular learning coefficients.
method Examined learning coefficients in neural networks and three-layer neural networks with ReLU units.
result Extended results to include Softmax function, providing a broader understanding of learning efficiency.

A new deep neural network tackles nonlinear functional regression with improved dimensionality reduction.

problem Nonlinear functional regression in infinite-dimensional functional data analysis.
method Functional deep neural network with adaptive kernel embedding and projection steps.
result Explicit rates of approximating nonlinear smooth functionals are derived, and the network is shown to be effective in both simulated and real datasets.

This paper analyzes shallow ReLU networks in L^p and Sobolev spaces, focusing on approximation and generalization.

problem Approximation and generalization of shallow ReLU networks in L^p and Sobolev spaces.
method Spherical harmonic analysis and embeddings into spectral Barron spaces for L^p spaces, path-norm control for Sobolev spaces.
result Minimax-optimal rates for nonparametric regression with shallow ReLU networks under path-norm control.

Our paper characterizes how ReLU affects GD's implicit bias in high-dimensional neural networks.

problem Understanding the implicit bias of gradient descent on neural networks.
method Novel primal-dual analysis tracking predictions and coefficients.
result The implicit bias approximates the minimum-2\ell_2-norm solution with high probability.

Whereas recovery of the manifold from data is a well-studied topic, approximation rates for functions defined on manifolds are less known. In this work, we study a regression problem with inputs on a dd^*-dimensional manifold that is embedded into a space with potentially much larger ambient dimension. It is shown tha…

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Two-layer ReLU networks outperform kernel methods in teacher-student settings.

problem Understanding the excess risk of two-layer ReLU neural networks in teacher-student models.
method Investigated a two-phase training process for a student network, comparing it to kernel methods.
result The student network reaches near-global optimality and outperforms kernel methods in minimax optimal rate.

Deep neural networks estimate regression functions on manifolds.

problem Estimating regression functions on manifolds from data.
method Fully connected deep neural networks with ReLU activation, analyzing convergence rates.
result Estimates achieve a rate of convergence dependent on manifold dimension, not predictor dimension.