Approximation Depth of Convex Polytopes
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Abstract (arXiv)
We study approximations of polytopes in the standard model for computing polytopes using Minkowski sums and (convex hulls of) unions. Specifically, we study the ability to approximate a target polytope by polytopes of a given depth. Our main results imply that simplices can only be ``trivially approximated''. On the way, we obtain a characterization of simplices as the only ``outer additive'' convex bodies.
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- 2016Understanding Deep Neural Networks with Rectified Linear Unitscited by 257
- 2021Towards Lower Bounds on the Depth of ReLU Neural Networkscited by 56
- 2023Lower Bounds on the Depth of Integral ReLU Neural Networks via Lattice Polytopescited by 36
- 2020Counterexample-Guided Learning of Monotonic Neural Networkscited by 34
- 2024On Minimal Depth in Neural Networkscited by 11
- 2025On the Depth of Monotone ReLU Neural Networks and ICNNscited by 11
- 2022Size and depth of monotone neural networks: interpolation and approximationcited by 10
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