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The network degradation phenomenon is primarily caused by vanishing or exploding gradients that prevent the model from converging.
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When comparing an 18-layer plain network to a 34-layer plain network trained on ImageNet, what error pattern demonstrates the network degradation phenomenon?
How does the error profile of a network experiencing the degradation problem differ from that of an overfitted network as depth increases?
The network degradation phenomenon is primarily caused by vanishing or exploding gradients that prevent the model from converging.
Describe how the network degradation phenomenon empirically manifests in standard plain convolutional networks, referencing observations on benchmark datasets such as CIFAR-10.