There were research before MIT paper:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0952197620303742
quick introduction here:
http://openkan.org/KANscore.html
There are few counterintuitive things:
- Piecewise linear functions provide same accuracy as splines but training is 10 time faster.
- Kaczmarz method needs significantly less computer operations.
- Selection of basis methos doesn't matter, they can be replaced while training without loss of acquired accuracy, example http://openkan.org/KANPRO.html
How about to use Kaczmarz for training as an optional method in addition to what you already have.
I don't like to write code in Python. Python makes me vomit. I do Java, C#, C++. But draw your attention to different concept training.
By the way I achieved Ph.D. where you teach and my coauthor graduated it from.
Regards.
There were research before MIT paper:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0952197620303742
quick introduction here:
http://openkan.org/KANscore.html
There are few counterintuitive things:
How about to use Kaczmarz for training as an optional method in addition to what you already have.
I don't like to write code in Python. Python makes me vomit. I do Java, C#, C++. But draw your attention to different concept training.
By the way I achieved Ph.D. where you teach and my coauthor graduated it from.
Regards.