Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2023 iii Paper 218 4 b Solution 2026-09-28
The softmax non-identifiability already proves that the coefficient vector is not unique. For any and , replace both rows of by and both output biases by . Every logit then gains the same value , so all softmax probabilities, classifications, and losses remain unchanged. Permuting the two hidden units supplies another non-uniqueness.