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Quasi-hyperbolic momentum and Adam for deep learning

ICLR 2019 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: SGD momentum and step-size schedules · 87 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace NAG with QHMResNet152 · ImageNet (ILSVRC2012)validation top-1 error rate: 0.2137±0.0011 -> 0.2128±0.0005Helped
Replace NAG with QHMFConvLM · WikiText-103validation perplexity: 34.92±0.33 -> 34.45±0.17Helped
Replace Adam with QHAdamTD3 · MuJoCo environmentsaverage rewardMixed
Use QHAdam instead of Adam, including immediate discounting of the second moment (ν₂ = 0.7)Transformer · WMT16 EN-DEvalidation BLEU: 29.17±0.07 -> 29.45±0.06Helped
Use QHAdam instead of Adam, including immediate discounting of the second moment (ν₂ = 0.7)Transformer · WMT16 EN-DEtraining convergence across seedsHelped
Increase β₁ substantiallyAdam and QHAdam · MuJoCo environmentsaverage rewardNo clear effect
Use higher-β₁ QHAdam parameterizationsTransformer · WMT16 EN-DEvalidation BLEUNo clear effect

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