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This article investigates spectral bias in neural networks by proposing a sequential fitting framework that challenges standard interpretations found in previous literature. It offers theoretical insights into how deep learning models prioritize low-frequency components during training, which is central to understanding the fundamental mechanics of machine learning architectures.
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Sequential Fitting: A Different Perspective on the Spectral Bias of Neural Networks
Towards Data Science1 min read

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