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Latest revision as of 19:35, 6 June 2026
Generates a weight matrix descrambler for a particular layer in a neural network using Tikhonov smoothness criterion. The particulars are described in https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2016917118
Syntax
P=descramble(S,n_iter,guess)
Parameters
S - a matrix containing, in its columns, the outputs
of the preceding layers of the neural network for
a (preferably large) number of reasonable inputs
n_iter - maximum number of Newton-Raphson interations, 400
is generally sufficient
guess - [optional] the initial guess for the descrambling
transform generator (lower triangle is used), a
reasonable choice is a zero matrix (default)
Outputs
P - descrambling matrix. In the case when the network
is wiretapped before the activation function, i.e.
S = Wf(W...f(Wf(WX)))
matrix P descrambles the output dimension of the
left-most W. In the case when the network is wire-
tapped after the activation function, i.e.
S = f(Wf(W...f(Wf(WX))))
matrix inv(P) descrambles the input dimension of
the weight matrix of the subsequent layer.
See also
left_diag.m, Neural network module, Built-in_experiments
Version 2.8, authors: Jake Amey, Ilya Kuprov, Tajwar Choudhury