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Empirical Evidence for Simply Connected Decision Regions in Image Classifiers
The topology of a classifier's decision regions determines how inputs with the same predicted label can be connected and deformed without changing that prediction. Prior empirical work constructed paths between same-label images within a single region, but did not examine whether loops bound surface
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