Making Tensor Decoupling More Robust and Less Parametric
Tensor decoupling algorithms recover compact representations of multivariate functions by combining linear factor matrices with univariate internal nonlinearities.
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Key points
- We identify two limitations of recent methods.
- First, their performance is not invariant to mismatched output or gradient magnitudes, and second, their spline internals require manual tuning of their degrees of freedom.
- The first is a preprocessing step that rescales the input Jacobian tensor, removing both the bias towards larger magnitude outputs and the ill-conditioning of certain factor updates caused by such a mismatch.
- Finally, we release an efficient open-source JAX implementation of our algorithm.
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- [1]Making Tensor Decoupling More Robust and Less ParametricarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 12, 03:15 PM
Tensor decoupling algorithms recover compact representations of multivariate functions by combining linear factor matrices with univariate internal nonlinearities.
We identify two limitations of recent methods.
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