Analysis reveals improved Lp and W1p norm error bounds in target functions, indicating robustness against dimensionality issues.
This paper examines the Lₚ and W¹ₚ norm approximation errors of ReLU neural networks for Korobov functions. In terms of network width and depth, we derive nearly optimal super-approximation error bounds of order $2m$ in the Lₚ norm and order $2m-2$ in the W¹ₚ norm, for target functions with Lₚ mixed derivative of order m in each direction. The analysis leverages sparse grid finite elements and the bit extraction technique. Our results improve upon classical lowest order L_∞ and H¹ norm error bounds and demonstrate that the expressivity of neural networks is largely unaffected by the curse of dimensionality.
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