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Neural Mechanics: Symmetry and Broken Conservation Laws in Deep Learning Dynamics

ICLR 2021 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: Edge-of-stability dynamics · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use modified gradient flow instead of ordinary gradient flow to model finite learning-rate updatesGradient descent trajectories · Quadratic losstrajectory agreement with discrete updatesHelped
Use symmetry-based dynamics with modified gradient flow to predict parameter combinationsVGG-16 · Tiny ImageNetagreement between predicted and empirical parameter dynamicsHelped
Add weight decay to symmetry-constrained dynamicsParameters with translation symmetry · VGG-16 on Tiny ImageNettranslation-symmetry parameter sumMixed
Add finite learning-rate discretization to scale-symmetry dynamicsParameters with scale symmetry · VGG-16 on Tiny ImageNetsquared parameter normMixed
Include weight decay and finite learning-rate effects in rescale-symmetry dynamicsParameters with rescale symmetry · VGG-16 on Tiny ImageNetdifference in squared parameter normsMixed
Increase momentum enough to enter the underdamped regimeSGD dynamics · VGG-16 on Tiny ImageNettranslation-symmetry parameter sumMixed
Add momentum under standard hyperparameter choicesSGD dynamics · VGG-16 on Tiny ImageNetagreement with first-order solutionsNo clear effect

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