High-Frequency Component Helps Explain the Generalization ...
tion behaviors of neural networks, such as the capacity in memorizing label shuffled data [65] and the vulnerability towards adversarial examples [54, 21] To explain the generalization behaviors of neural net-works, many theoretical breakthroughs have been made progressively, including studying the properties of stochas-
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