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How Long Does Infinite Width Last? Signal Propagation in Long-Range Linear Recurrences
We study signal propagation in linear recurrent models at finite width. While existing signal propagation theory relies predominantly on the infinite-width limit, it remains unclear for how long that approximation remains accurate when recurrent depth $t$ grows jointly with width $n$. This question
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