Say that a function f : R" → R is convex if and only if f((1 t)x+ty) ≤ (1 – t)f(x) + tf(y) for t = [0, 1] and all x, y € R¹. Select all that are true.
Say that a function f : R" → R is convex if and only if f((1 t)x+ty) ≤ (1 – t)f(x) + tf(y) for t = [0, 1] and all x, y € R¹. Select all that are true.
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![Let us analyze the linearity and convexity of deep neural networks.
Recall that a function g: R" → Rm is linear if for all a, b € R,
and x, y € R", g(ax +by) = ag(x) + bg(y).
Say that a function f: R" → R is convex if and only if
f((1 t)x+ty) ≤ (1 – t)f(x) + tf(y) for t = [0, 1]
and all x, y € R".
Select all that are true.
The following fully connected network without activation functions is linear: g3 (92(91(x))),
where gi(x) = Wix and W; are matrices
Leaky ReLU = max{0.01x, x} is convex
A combination of ReLUs such as ReLU(x) – ReLU(x - 1) is convex
ResNet-50, which has ReLU activations, is nonlinear and convex (assume only 1 output
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Transcribed Image Text:Let us analyze the linearity and convexity of deep neural networks.
Recall that a function g: R" → Rm is linear if for all a, b € R,
and x, y € R", g(ax +by) = ag(x) + bg(y).
Say that a function f: R" → R is convex if and only if
f((1 t)x+ty) ≤ (1 – t)f(x) + tf(y) for t = [0, 1]
and all x, y € R".
Select all that are true.
The following fully connected network without activation functions is linear: g3 (92(91(x))),
where gi(x) = Wix and W; are matrices
Leaky ReLU = max{0.01x, x} is convex
A combination of ReLUs such as ReLU(x) – ReLU(x - 1) is convex
ResNet-50, which has ReLU activations, is nonlinear and convex (assume only 1 output
activation).
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The following fully connected network without activation functions is linear: g3(g2(g1(x))), where gi(x) = Wi x, and Wi are matrices.
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