Abstract
We analyse the dynamics of convolutional filters’ parameters of a convolutional neural networks during and after training, via a thermodynamic analogy which allows for a sound definition of temperature. We show that removing high temperature filters has a minor effect on the performance of the model, while removing low temperature filters influences majorly both accuracy and loss decay. This result could be exploited to implement a temperature-based pruning technique for the filters and to determine efficiently the crucial filters for an effective learning.
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Lapenna, M., Faglioni, F., & Fioresi, R. (2023). Thermodynamics modeling of deep learning systems for a temperature based filter pruning technique. Frontiers in Physics, 11. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphy.2023.1145156
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