Neural Collapse: Why the Last Layer Converges to a Simple Geometric Structure
Train a deep classifier long past the point where training accuracy hits 100 percent, and something surprising happens. The messy, high-dimensional features in the penultimate layer do not stay messy. They collapse. Features from the same class shrink toward a single point, class means arrange them…
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- 2026-10-29 23:17 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Neural Collapse: Why the Last Layer Converges to a Simple Geometric Structure
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