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Feature Learning vs Kernel Regime

The kernel (lazy) regime keeps neural network parameters close to their initialization, making training equivalent to kernel regression with a fixed kernel such as the Neural Tangent Kernel (NTK).

#neural tangent kernel#kernel ridge regression#lazy training+12
๐Ÿ“šTheoryIntermediate

Grokking & Delayed Generalization

Grokking is when a model suddenly starts to generalize well long after it has already memorized the training set.

#grokking
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Filtering by:
#double descent
#delayed generalization
#weight decay
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๐Ÿ“šTheoryIntermediate

Double Descent Phenomenon

Double descent describes how test error first follows the classic U-shape with increasing model complexity, spikes near the interpolation threshold, and then drops again in the highly overparameterized regime.

#double descent#interpolation threshold#overparameterization+12
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Deep Learning Generalization Theory

Deep learning generalization theory tries to explain why overparameterized networks can fit (interpolate) training data yet still perform well on new data.

#generalization#implicit regularization#minimum norm+12
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Bias-Variance Tradeoff

The biasโ€“variance tradeoff explains how prediction error splits into bias squared, variance, and irreducible noise for squared loss.

#bias variance tradeoff#mse decomposition#polynomial regression+12