Arbitrary Nonlinearity Is Sufficient to Represent All Functions by Neural Networks: A Theorem. Kreinovich, V. Y. 4(3):381–383. Paper doi abstract bibtex It is proved that if we have neurons implementing arbitrary linear functions and a neuron implementing one (arbitrary but smooth) nonlinear function g(x), then for every continuous function f(x1, …, xm) of arbitrarily many variables and for arbitrary e $>$ 0 we can construct a network that consists of g-neurons and linear neurons and computes f with precision e.
@article{kreinovichArbitraryNonlinearitySufficient1991,
title = {Arbitrary Nonlinearity Is Sufficient to Represent All Functions by Neural Networks: A Theorem},
author = {Kreinovich, Vladik Y.},
date = {1991-01},
journaltitle = {Neural Networks},
volume = {4},
pages = {381--383},
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url = {https://doi.org/10.1016/0893-6080(91)90074-f},
abstract = {It is proved that if we have neurons implementing arbitrary linear functions and a neuron implementing one (arbitrary but smooth) nonlinear function g(x), then for every continuous function f(x1, …, xm) of arbitrarily many variables and for arbitrary e {$>$} 0 we can construct a network that consists of g-neurons and linear neurons and computes f with precision e.},
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