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A Closed Form Depth-Width Law for Neural Collapse in Deep Linear Networks
How depth and width of neural networks shape learned representations is usually studied only after training. We show that, in a tractable feature-learning setting, this dependence can instead be obtained in closed form. Using neural collapse as a probe of representation geometry, we express NC1--NC3
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