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Understanding and inverse design of implicit bias in stochastic learning: a geometric perspective
Can we design a model such that its stochastic training favours a desired class of solutions without enforcing an explicit penalty? Under suitable conditions, the interplay between symmetries of a model's weight parametrization and stochastic training favours particular solutions, inducing an implic
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