Kolmogorov–Arnold Networks
My MSc thesis. I used a KAN to fill in missing measurements of a quantum detector before rebuilding it, then audited my own results.
f(x) = Σq Φq( Σp φq,p(xp) )
a learnt curve on every connection
.01546 ÷ .00573 ≈ 2.7.00589 ÷ .00572 ≈ 1.0
predict
Keep a quarter of the brightness levels. What happens to the error?
answer
Raw goes from .0057 to .0155; the KAN stays at .0059. But my audit found raw is smoothed 4 times harder there, so I’m rerunning it fairly.
25 in 100: raw .0141, kan .0059
my audit: at 25 in 100 the raw fit is smoothed 4 times harder, so it isn’t a fair race yet
challenge find where the KAN starts to pay off
key words
- brightness level
- one strength of light the detector is tested with
- SDP
- the solver that turns clicks into a valid detector