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Representation Costs in Data Science: Foundations and the Quasi-Banach Spaces of Deep Neural Networks

We develop a general framework for analyzing representation costs induced by parameter-space regularizers in data-fitting methods. For an arbitrary parametric method, we define its representation cost and native function space, prove existence, and identify conditions under which parameter-space and function-space problems have equal infimal values and minimizers transfer between them. This framework yields representer theorems and recovers classical formulations---including kernel methods and RKHSs, wavelets and Besov spaces, and shallow neural networks and variation spaces---as special cases. Our main new results concern depth-$L$ feedforward ReLU networks with weight-decay regularizati...

AuthorsGreg Ongie, Rahul Parhi
Primary categorymath.FA
Published12 June 2026
Last updated at source5 September 2026
math.FAcs.LGmath.OCstat.ML
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