TropNNC: Structured Neural Network Compression Using Tropical Geometry

We present TropNNC, a framework for compressing neural networks with linear and convolutional layers and ReLU activations. TropNNC is a structured compression framework based on a geometrical approach to machine/deep learning, using tropical geometry and extending the work of Misiakos et al. (2022)....

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