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12 results for SiLU

This work interprets GELU and related activations via a first-order loss function.

problem Understanding and optimizing activation functions in neural networks.
method Complementary interpretation using the Gaussian first-order loss function.
result Calibrated or learned uniform-threshold gates are competitive and often outperform GELU, ReLU, and SiLU/Swish.

Study assesses neural nets for optimization problems, highlighting SiLU's effectiveness.

problem Using neural nets for optimization problems, especially for accurate approximations.
method Determined best activation function (SiLU) for nonlinear optimization problems. Analyzed function approximations using neural networks and interpolation/regression models.
result Neural nets can deliver competitive zero- and first-order approximations but underperform on second-order approximations.

Study learns a neuron with non-monotonic activation functions.

problem Learning a single neuron with non-monotonic activation functions.
method Gradient descent (GD) with conditions on activation function and input distribution.
result Learnability of non-monotonic activation functions is established without monotonicity assumption.

Deep networks can approximate various activation functions with modest adjustments.

problem Expressive power of deep neural networks with diverse activation functions.
method Approximation of any activation function in set A by ReLU networks with specific scaling factors.
result Approximation of any activation function in a specific subset of A by ReLU networks with (1,1) scaling factors.

This paper studies activation sparsity in large language models, finding key trends and implications.

problem Activation sparsity in large language models (LLMs) can be improved for efficiency and interpretability.
method Proposes PPL-p%p\% sparsity, analyzes trends with training data, width-depth ratio, and parameter scale.
result ReLU is more efficient for sparsity than SiLU, and deeper architectures can improve sparsity.

Attention-based GNNs can't prevent oversmoothing, leading to homogeneous node representations.

problem The issue of oversmoothing in attention-based GNNs.
method Viewed attention-based GNNs as nonlinear time-varying dynamical systems and used tools from the theory of products of inhomogeneous matrices and the joint spectral radius.
result Graph attention mechanism cannot prevent oversmoothing and loses expressive power exponentially.

Improved robustness for deep neural networks with tighter bounds and attacks.

problem Loose upper bounds and prohibitive computation in existing adversarial robustness methods.
method Primal approach with exact Lipschitz certificates for ReLU networks and modern architectures, and novel Wasserstein Distributional Attacks.
result Tighter upper bounds and greater flexibility in attack points compared to existing methods.

Temporal Functional Circuits explain KAN forecasts with interpretable edge functions.

problem Lack of mechanistic explanations in KAN forecasting.
method Transform KAN edge functions into faithful, temporally grounded explanations using a gated residual KAN.
result Gated KAN achieves lower MSE than linear-only models on regime-switching signals.

Quantized neural networks can represent all fixed-point functions under certain conditions.

problem Expressive power of quantized neural networks under fixed-point arithmetic.
method Analyzing necessary and sufficient conditions for quantized networks to represent all fixed-point functions.
result Various popular activation functions satisfy the sufficient condition for representing all fixed-point functions.

This paper explores adversarial training limits and improves model robustness against norm-bounded perturbations.

problem Understanding and improving adversarial robustness of deep neural networks.
method Systematic study of adversarial training with various factors, including model size, activation functions, and unlabeled data.
result Training robust models that go beyond state-of-the-art results by combining larger models, Swish/SiLU activations, and model weight averaging.