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Deep Symmetric Autoencoders from the Eckart-Young-Schmidt Perspective
Deep autoencoders have become a fundamental tool in various machine learning applications, ranging from dimensionality reduction and reduced order modeling of partial differential equations to anomaly detection and neural machine translation. Despite their empirical success, a solid theoretical foun
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