Estimation of a regression function from dependent data by over-parametrized deep neural networks learned by gradient descent
Michael Kohler, Adam Krzyżak, Vincent Molinero Römer
Abstract
Estimation of a regression function from exponentially β-mixing data is considered. The L2 error with integration with respect to the design is used as the error criterion. Deep neural network estimates with logistic activation function are defined, where all parameters are learned by gradient descent. The rate of convergence of the expected L2 error is analyzed for (p,C)-smooth regression functions. In the special case that the design is concentrated on a d*-dimensional manifold, it is shown that the expected L2 error of the estimate achieves a rate of convergence which depends on d* and not on the dimension d of the design.
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