Nonclosedness of sets of neural networks in Sobolev spaces

Nonclosedness of sets of neural networks in Sobolev spaces
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10.1016/j.neunet.2021.01.007
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2021-01
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Neural networks : the official journal of the International Neural Network Society
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通讯作者:
Scott Mahan;E. King;A. Cloninger
Scott Mahan;E. King;A. Cloninger
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Scott Mahan;E. King;A. Cloninger

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We examine the closedness of sets of realized neural networks of a fixed architecture in Sobolev spaces. For an exactly m-times differentiable activation function ρ, we construct a sequence of neural networks (Φ n) n∈ N whose realizations converge in order-(m− 1) Sobolev norm to a function that cannot be realized exactly by a neural network. Thus, sets of realized neural networks are not closed in order-(m− 1) Sobolev spaces W m− 1, p for p∈[1,∞). We further show that these sets are not closed in W m, p under slightly stronger conditions on the m th derivative of ρ. For a real analytic activation function, we show that sets of realized neural networks are not closed in W k, p for any k∈ N. The nonclosedness allows for approximation of non-network target functions with unbounded parameter growth. We partially characterize the rate of parameter growth for most activation functions by showing that a specific sequence of realized neural networks can approximate the activation function’s derivative with weights increasing inversely proportional to the L p approximation error. Finally, we present experimental results showing that networks are capable of closely approximating non-network target functions with increasing parameters via training.