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Extreme Tensoring for Low-Memory Preconditioning

ICLR 2020 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Second-order and structured preconditioning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use ET1 instead of AdaGrad to compress the adaptive preconditionerTransformer language modeling · Google Billion Words validationfinal perplexity: 41.18 -> 39.84Helped
Increase tensoring from ET1 to ET2 (ablation)Extreme tensoring · Google Billion Words validationfinal perplexity: 39.84 -> 42.10Hurt
Increase tensoring from ET1 to ET3 (ablation)Extreme tensoring · Google Billion Words validationfinal perplexity: 39.84 -> 45.19Hurt
Use compressed ET1 preconditioning instead of SGDTransformer language modeling · Google Billion Words validationfinal perplexity: 49.80 -> 39.84Helped
Use ET1 instead of AdamResNet-18 · CIFAR-10 testfinal test error: 8.40 -> 7.22Helped
Increase tensoring from ET1 to ET2 (ablation)Extreme tensoring · CIFAR-10 testfinal test error: 7.22 -> 8.49Hurt
Increase tensoring from ET1 to ET3 (ablation)Extreme tensoring · CIFAR-10 testfinal test error: 7.22 -> 8.52Hurt
Use ET1 instead of SGDResNet-18 · CIFAR-10 testfinal test error: 9.27 -> 7.22Helped
Use a larger 12-layer model with ET1 rather than the smaller model's fully stored AdaGrad accumulatorsTransformer language modeling · Google Billion Words validation (same running time)final perplexity: 39.25 (larger ET1) vs. 41.18 (smaller AdaGrad)Mixed
Decay the second-moment estimator (ablation)Extreme tensoring in language modeling · Google Billion WordsperformanceNo clear effect
Remove momentum (ablation)Extreme tensoring · Large-scale language modelingperformanceNo clear effect

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