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Hidden Gauge Controls Feature Specialization in ReLU Networks
The success of deep learning depends on learning useful representations, yet predicting how training organizes these representations across neurons remains difficult. In this work, we show that changing the scale of initial weights can determine which neurons learn a feature without altering any neu
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