Understanding Feature Representation in Deep Learning
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Machine learning research focuses on learning representations for effective task performance. Understanding the relationship between representation and computation is crucial for practical applications.
Deep networks with implicit inductive bias towards simplicity in their architectures and learning dynamics can generalize well. This bias influences internal representations, impacting network behavior and generalization.
DeepMind researchers investigate biases in feature representation based on properties like complexity, learning order, and distribution. Their work reveals how these biases depend on architectures, optimizers, and training regimes, providing insights for interpretability and comparison with brain representations.
Training deep learning models to compute multiple input features uncovers substantial biases in their representations. These biases pose challenges for interpreting learned representations and comparing them across different systems in machine learning, cognitive science, and neuroscience.
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