Smoothed Differentiation Efficiently Mitigates Shattered Gradients in Explanations
Adrian Hill, Neal McKee, Johannes Maeß, Stefan Blücher, Klaus-Robert Müller
–Neural Information Processing Systems
Thus, SmoothDiff greatly enhances the usability (quality and speed) SmoothDiff's excellent speed and performance in a number of experiments and sible for shattered gradients and making it easy to implement. We demonstrate across a network architecture, directly targeting only the non4linearities respon4 leverages automatic differentiation to decompose the expected values of Jacobians yielding a speedup of over two orders of magnitude. Specifically, SmoothDiff work we propose a well founded novel method SmoothDiff to resolve this tradeoff demand, therefore in practice only few samples are used in SmoothGrad.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Jun-14-2026, 15:09:23 GMT
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