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Autori principali: Krylov, Andrey, Penkin, Maksim
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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author Krylov, Andrey
Penkin, Maksim
author_facet Krylov, Andrey
Penkin, Maksim
contents We study universal approximation of continuous functionals on compact subsets of products of Hilbert spaces. We prove that any such functional can be uniformly approximated by models that first take finitely many continuous linear measurements of the inputs and then combine these measurements through continuous scalar nonlinearities. We also extend the approximation principle to maps with values in a Banach space, yielding finite-rank approximations. These results provide a compact-set justification for the common ``measure, apply scalar nonlinearities, then combine'' design pattern used in operator learning and imaging.
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spellingShingle Universal Approximation of Continuous Functionals on Compact Subsets via Linear Measurements and Scalar Nonlinearities
Krylov, Andrey
Penkin, Maksim
Machine Learning
Functional Analysis
I.2.6
We study universal approximation of continuous functionals on compact subsets of products of Hilbert spaces. We prove that any such functional can be uniformly approximated by models that first take finitely many continuous linear measurements of the inputs and then combine these measurements through continuous scalar nonlinearities. We also extend the approximation principle to maps with values in a Banach space, yielding finite-rank approximations. These results provide a compact-set justification for the common ``measure, apply scalar nonlinearities, then combine'' design pattern used in operator learning and imaging.
title Universal Approximation of Continuous Functionals on Compact Subsets via Linear Measurements and Scalar Nonlinearities
topic Machine Learning
Functional Analysis
I.2.6
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.03290