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    • Machine Learning
    • Applied Mathematics
    • Signal Processing

    Background:

    • Shallow neural networks with translation-invariant kernels are widely used for function approximation and classification.
    • Understanding the theoretical underpinnings of these networks is crucial for optimizing their performance.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the suitability of shallow networks with translation-invariant kernel units for function approximation and classification.
    • To identify critical properties of kernel functions that influence network capabilities.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of the convergence behavior of Fourier transforms of kernel functions.
    • Utilizing the Hankel transform to analyze multivariable kernels.
    • Illustrating general results with examples of univariable and multivariable kernels (Gaussian, Laplace, rectangle, sinc, cut power).

    Main Results:

    • A critical property influencing kernel network capabilities is how kernel Fourier transforms converge to zero.
    • Kernels for multivariable approximation require Fourier transforms that can be negative but are almost everywhere nonzero.
    • Kernels for maximal margin classification require nonnegative Fourier transforms that can be zero over large sets.

    Conclusions:

    • The behavior of kernel Fourier transforms dictates suitability for specific tasks.
    • Distinct properties of kernel Fourier transforms are necessary for effective function approximation and maximal margin classification.