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How Inefficient Is Natural Gradient Descent? From Exact Optimality to Θ( \sqrt{ \log d } ) Divergence
Natural gradient descent (NGD) underlies common methods in ML. For dually flat families, idealized NGD on the forward Kullback--Leibler objective follows the mixture geodesic which is often longer than the shortest Fisher--Rao path. We quantify this overhead by the inefficiency ratio \(R \ge 1\), th
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