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UNDERSTANDING KOLMOGOROV-ARNOLD NETWORKS (KANS) AND THEIR APPLICATION IN
VARIATIONAL AUTOENCODERS

shashank Jain

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Today, we’ll be diving into the Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks, or KANs for short.
We’re going to explore how KANs can potentially revolutionize the way we build
and understand neural networks, especially when it comes to Variational
Autoencoders (VAEs).

Let’s start with the basics. What exactly are Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks?

KANs are based on a mathematical theorem called the Kolmogorov-Arnold
representation theorem. The gist of it is this: any continuous function of
multiple variables can be represented as a combination of continuous functions
of just one variable.

Now, why does this matter for neural networks? Well, think about it. Neural
networks are all about approximating complex functions. If we can represent any
function using simpler, one-dimensional functions, we might be able to create
more efficient and powerful neural networks. It’s like breaking down a complex
problem into smaller, more manageable pieces.

But here’s where it gets really interesting. We can implement these
one-dimensional functions using splines and piecewise polynomials. Let me break
that down for you.

Splines are like the Swiss Army knives of function approximation. They’re
smooth, flexible, and incredibly useful. Imagine you’re trying to draw a complex
curve. Instead of using one complicated function, you use several simpler
functions that connect smoothly. That’s…

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