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Data

Download the MNIST data and construct the following sets:

training set: one example only $($you can pick your favourite digit$)$

test set: one example per digit from the MNIST test dataset

Map the images to $[0,1]^28$x$28$

P$1-$ MLP

P$1\mathrm{.}1-$ Impleme$^28$nt a fully connected neural network h: $[0,1]^28$x$28($goes to$)[0,1]^28$x$28$ model that regresses an image into itself. The architecture should have $7$ trainable dense layers: the first $6$ layers with $4$ neurons and ReLU activation, and an output layer with the necessary number of units and activation.

P$1\mathrm{.}2-$ Train the model using SGD on the appropriate loss function for $10^3$ epochs on the training data. Plot the training loss over epochs.

P$1\mathrm{.}3-$ Plot the prediction over the training set and test set $($you should spot a pattern in the predictions, but since there is some randomness associated with using the GPU we recommend repeating the training $3-5$ times to be sure you pick up the right pattern$).$ Which function do you conjecture h$($x$)$ has learnt $($write it in formula$)?$

P$2-$ CNN

P$2\mathrm{.}1-$ Implement a CNN g:$[0,1]^28$x$28($goes to$)[0,1]^28$x$28$

model that regresses an image into itself. The architecture should have $2$ convolutional layers: the first with $10$ filters, kernel size $5$ X $5$ and the same output size as input, and the second a convolutional output layer with the necessary number of filters, kernel and activation.

P$2\mathrm{.}2-$ Train the model using SGD on the appropriate loss function for $10^3$ epochs on the training data. Plot the training loss over epochs.

P$2\mathrm{.}3-$ Plot the prediction over the training set and test set $($you should spot a pattern in the predictions, but since there is some randomness associated with using the GPU we recommend repeating the training $3-5$ times to be sure you pick up the right pattern$).$ Which function do you conjecture g$($x$)$ has learnt $($write it in formula$)?$

P$3-$ Learning the identity map

P$3\mathrm{.}1-$ Consider a multilayer ReLU network h: R$^$n $($goes to $)$ R$^$n such that h$($x$)=$ W$3$ReLU$($W$2$ReLU$($W$1$x$+$b$1)+$b$2)+$b$3$ with W$1($in the list of $)$R$^$a x n$,$ W$3($in the list of$)$ R$^$n x n$,$ b$1($in the list of$)$ R$^$a: b$2,$ b$3($in the list of $)$ R$^$n$.$ Find a possible solution for W$1,$ W$2,$ W$3,$ b$1,$ b$2,$ b$3,$ such that h represents the identity function.

What if you want h to represent a constant function that always outputs x$0?$

P$3\mathrm{.}2-$ Consider a CNN g:R$^$n x n $($goes to $)$ R$^$n x n model composed by a first hidden convolutional layer with c filters, d x d $($d$>1$ odd$)$kerne$,$ identity activation and a suitable convolutional output layer. Find a possible architecture for g$($i$.$e$.$ specify the complete architecture, c$,$ the values in the filters, padding and stride$)$ such that g represents the identity function.

If instead of the identity activation, we use a ReLU activation, how should the architecture change?

Note: $($R$)$ means natural numbers and $(^)$ means to the power of $.$