Neural-network complexity conjecture for C-GNP latent domains
Let be the latent space of a deep neural network satisfying the C-GNP property. Denote by its thickness function and by its convexity gap.
Neural-network complexity conjecture. The complexity of the architecture, measured by the number of layers and its width, is controlled by and . More precisely, a bound on these two measures implies a bound on the approximation capacity of the network.
This conjecture proposes a link between geometric control of a C-GNP latent domain and the expressive complexity of the corresponding neural network. The statement is presented as a perspective in the source, with no evidence of resolution supplied.
References
Primary source
Mohammed Barkatou, “Symmetry and Qualitative \& Quantitative Stability for a Class of Overdetermined Problems in C-GNP Domains with Source Supported in the Core”, arXiv:2603.30026 (2026).
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