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  7. ; ; (, International Conference on Learning Representations)
    Mean-field limit has been successfully applied to neural networks, leading to many results in optimizing overparametrized networks. However, existing works often focus on two-layer networks and/or require large number of neurons. We give a new framework for extending the mean-field limit to multilayer network, and show that a polynomial-size three-layer network in our framework can learn the function constructed by Safran et al. (2019) – which is known to be not approximable by any two-layer networks 
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