We prove a quantitative functional central limit theorem for one-hidden-layer neural networks with generic activation function. Our rates of convergence depend heavily on the smoothness of the activation function, and they range from logarithmic for nondifferentiable nonlinearities such as the ReLu to √n for highly regular activations. Our main tools are based on functional versions of the Stein–Malliavin method; in particular, we rely on a quantitative functional central limit theorem which has been recently established by Bourguin and Campese.

Cammarota, V., Marinucci, D., Salvi, M., Vigogna, S. (2024). A quantitative functional central limit theorem for shallow neural networks. MODERN STOCHASTICS: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS, 11(1), 85-108 [10.15559/23-VMSTA238].

A quantitative functional central limit theorem for shallow neural networks

Marinucci D.;Salvi M.
;
Vigogna S.
2024-01-01

Abstract

We prove a quantitative functional central limit theorem for one-hidden-layer neural networks with generic activation function. Our rates of convergence depend heavily on the smoothness of the activation function, and they range from logarithmic for nondifferentiable nonlinearities such as the ReLu to √n for highly regular activations. Our main tools are based on functional versions of the Stein–Malliavin method; in particular, we rely on a quantitative functional central limit theorem which has been recently established by Bourguin and Campese.
2024
Pubblicato
Rilevanza internazionale
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Esperti anonimi
Settore MAT/06
English
Con Impact Factor ISI
Gaussian processes
neural networks
Quantitative functional central limit theorem
Wiener-chaos expansions
Cammarota, V., Marinucci, D., Salvi, M., Vigogna, S. (2024). A quantitative functional central limit theorem for shallow neural networks. MODERN STOCHASTICS: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS, 11(1), 85-108 [10.15559/23-VMSTA238].
Cammarota, V; Marinucci, D; Salvi, M; Vigogna, S
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