Isotropic Gaussian
Isotropic Gaussian distributions are a cornerstone in various machine learning and statistical analyses, serving as a foundational assumption in many models and algorithms. Current research focuses on leveraging isotropic Gaussian noise for regularization in neural network training, particularly to improve generalization performance and mitigate overfitting, often employing Hessian-based methods. This focus extends to analyzing the impact of isotropic Gaussian data on the sample complexity and convergence rates of stochastic gradient descent (SGD) in learning specific model classes, such as single index models. These investigations contribute to a deeper understanding of optimization landscapes and the theoretical underpinnings of various machine learning techniques.