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Directional Linear Separability of Neural Representations: Geometry and Transformations
Neural networks build representations through affine maps and nonlinear activations. Injective affine maps preserve linear separability, raising the problem of how they prepare data for nonlinear improvement and how much gain can be guaranteed before complete separation. We introduce the directional
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