Researchers have developed geometry-constrained Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs) that learn edge geometry through a scalar exponent 'p'. This approach allows for adaptive responses, ranging from sharp, threshold-like behavior to flatter curves, depending on the learned exponent. Across 50 symbolic regression tasks, these geometry-constrained KANs, particularly the Banach-KAN variant, matched or surpassed fixed-basis methods in median NRMSE and demonstrated superior stability under measurement noise and in small-sample regimes. The learned exponents also offer interpretable insights into target-dependent geometric ordering. AI
IMPACT Introduces a novel approach to neural network architecture that could improve performance and interpretability in symbolic regression tasks.
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- Banach duality
- Banach-KAN
- Chebyshev
- \ell^p$-KAN
- Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks
- splines
- lasso
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