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Tensorization of neural networks for improved privacy and interpretability

Friday 14:30 Toronto (GMT-5)

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- Skyroom (Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics)

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1 h 26 min

Abstract

José Ramón Pareja Monturiol presents a method that converts black-box functions into tensor-train representations using sketching, cross interpolation and a small sample of the relevant domain. For neural networks, this enables privacy-oriented obfuscation and interpretable estimates of topological phases. The method also supplies an efficient initialisation for tensor-train optimisation and improves the memory–computation trade-off in model compression.

Topics

black-box functionstensor-train representationssketchingcross interpolationneural networksprivacy-oriented obfuscationtopological phasestensor-train optimisation
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model compressionmemory–computation trade-off

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