This analysis presents a jackson-type estimate for neural network operators in L^p-norms, suggesting improvements in approximation techniques.
In this paper, we study the order of approximation with respect to the \(Lᵖ\)-norm for the (shallow) neural network (NN) operators. We establish a Jackson-type estimate for the considered family of discrete approximation operators using the averaged modulus of smoothness introduced by Sendov and Popov, also known by the name of \(τ\)-modulus, in the case of bounded and measurable functions on the interval \([-1,1]\). The results here proved, improve those given by Costarelli (J. Approx. Theory 294:105944, 2023), obtaining a sharper approximation. In order to provide quantitative estimates in this context, we first establish an estimate in the case of functions belonging to Sobolev spaces. In the case \(1 < p <+∞\), a crucial role is played by the so-called Hardy-Littlewood maximal function. The case of \(p=1\) is covered in case of density functions with compact support.
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