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in the Sciences Mathematics Max Planck Institute for Max Planck I nstitute Conference of the SPEAKERS Michael Arbel University College London Nihat Ay MPI MiS Pradeep Banerjee MPI MiS Yonatan Dukler UCLA Asja Fischer Ruhr-Universität Bochum Tim Genewein DeepMind London Matthias Hein Universität Tübingen Frederik Künstner EPFL Wuchen Li UCLA Luigi Malagò RIST Grégoire Montavon TU Berlin Razvan Pascanu DeepMind London Johannes Rauh MPI MiS Nico Scherf MPI CBS Ingo Steinwart Universität Stuttgart Maurice Weiler University of Amsterdam SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZER Guido Montúfar MPI MiS ABSTRACT This meeting aims to discuss mathematical topics in machine learning and deep learning and to kickoff the ERC project Deep Learning Theory at MPI MIS. Deep Learning Theory: Geometric Analysis of Capacity, Optimization, and Generalization for Improving Learning in Deep Neural Networks Deep Learning is one of the most vibrant areas of contemporary machine learning and one of the most promising approaches to Artificial Intelligence. Deep Learning drives the latest systems for image, text, and audio processing, as well as an increasing number of new technologies. The goal of this project is to advance on key open problems in Deep Learning, specifically regarding the capacity, optimization, and regularization of these algorithms. The idea is to consolidate a theoretical basis that allows us to pin down the inner workings of the present success of Deep Learning and make it more widely applicable, in particular in situations with limited data and challenging problems in reinforcement learning. The approach is based on the geometry of neural networks and exploits innovative mathematics, drawing on information geometry and algebraic statistics. This is a quite timely and unique proposal which holds promise to vastly streamline the progress of Deep Learning into new frontiers. The kickoff meeting will take place at: Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences Inselstraße 22 04103 Leipzig Leibniz Saal www.mis.mpg.de/dltkm ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACT Valeria Hünniger Mail: [email protected] DEEP LEARNING THEORY March 27 – 29, 2019 KICKOFF MEETING

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in the SciencesMathematicsMax Planck Institute for

Max Planck InstituteConference of the

SPEAKERSMichael ArbelUniversity College London

Nihat AyMPI MiS

Pradeep BanerjeeMPI MiS

Yonatan DuklerUCLA

Asja FischerRuhr-Universität Bochum

Tim GeneweinDeepMind London

Matthias HeinUniversität Tübingen

Frederik KünstnerEPFL

Wuchen LiUCLA

Luigi MalagòRIST

Grégoire MontavonTU Berlin

Razvan PascanuDeepMind London

Johannes RauhMPI MiS

Nico ScherfMPI CBS

Ingo SteinwartUniversität Stuttgart

Maurice WeilerUniversity of Amsterdam

SCIENTIFICORGANIZERGuido MontúfarMPI MiS

ABSTR ACTThis meeting aims to discuss mathematical topics in machine learning and deeplearning and to kickoff the ERC project Deep Learning Theory at MPI MIS.

Deep Learning Theory: Geometric Analysis of Capacity, Optimization, and Generalization for Improving Learning in Deep Neural Networks

Deep Learning is one of the most vibrant areas of contemporary machine learning and one of the most promising approaches to Artifi cial Intelligence. Deep Learning drives the latest systems for image, text, and audio processing,as well as an increasing number of new technologies. The goal of this project is to advance on key open problems in Deep Learning, specifi cally regarding the capacity, optimization, and regularization of these algorithms. The idea is to consolidate a theoretical basis that allows us to pin down the inner workings of the present success of Deep Learning and make it more widely applicable, in particular in situations with limited data and challenging problems in reinforcement learning. The approach is based on the geometry of neural networks and exploits innovative mathematics, drawing on information geometry and algebraic statistics. This is a quite timely and unique proposal which holds promise to vastly streamline the progress of Deep Learning into new frontiers.

The kickoff meeting will take place at:

Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the SciencesInselstraße 2204103 LeipzigLeibniz Saal

www.mis.mpg.de/dltkm

ADMINISTR ATIVECONTACTValeria HünnigerMail: [email protected]

DEEP LEARNINGTHEORYMarch27 – 29, 2019

KICKOFFMEETING