GroSS: Group-Size Series Decomposition for Whole Search-Space Training

12/02/2019
by   Henry Howard-Jenkins, et al.
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We present Group-size Series (GroSS) decomposition, a mathematical formulation of tensor factorisation into a series of approximations of increasing rank terms. GroSS allows for dynamic and differentiable selection of factorisation rank, which is analogous to a grouped convolution. Therefore, to the best of our knowledge, GroSS is the first method to simultaneously train differing numbers of groups within a single layer, as well as all possible combinations between layers. In doing so, GroSS trains an entire grouped convolution architecture search-space concurrently. We demonstrate this through proof-of-concept architecture searches with performance objectives. GroSS represents a significant step towards liberating network architecture search from the burden of training and fine-tuning.

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