Limitations of One-Hidden-Layer Perceptron Networks

Abstract

Limitations of one-hidden-layer perceptron networks to represent efficiently finite mappings is investigated. It is shown that almost any uniformly randomly chosen mapping on a sufficiently large finite domain cannot be tractably represented by a one-hidden-layer perceptron network. This existential probabilistic result is complemented by a concrete example of a class of functions constructed using quasi-random sequences. Analogies with central paradox of coding theory and no free lunch theorem are discussed.

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