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Learning Curves for SGD on Structured Features

ICLR 2022 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: SGD noise and flat minima · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the Gaussian-feature theory to predict test-loss dynamicsRandom-feature models and wide neural networks · MNIST and CIFAR-10test lossHelped
Use structured rather than isotropic featuresReLU random-feature models · MNIST and CIFAR-10test lossHelped
Increase neural-network depthFully connected neural networks · MNISTlearning speedHelped
Use a CNN rather than a standard MLPNeural networks · CIFAR-10power-law exponentHelped
Choose a small minibatch at fixed compute when the learning rate is optimizedSGD on structured features · Fixed compute budgettest lossHelped
Choose an intermediate minibatch size rather than the smallest batchSGD on realistic feature spectra · Fixed compute budgettest lossMixed
Increase minibatch sizeSGD on structured features · Fixed number of stepstest lossHelped
Replace the mode-coupling term with a decoupled diagonal approximation (ablation)SGD theory for power-law features · Fixed compute budgetbatch-size prediction accuracyHurt
Approximate empirical feature fourth moments with Gaussian fourth momentsReLU random-feature models · Random-feature modelfourth-moment matrix discrepancy: ~ 5%No clear effect
Train on a finite training set and evaluate on a separate test distributionRandom-feature models · MNISTtraining errorHelped
Train on a finite training set rather than fresh samples from the full distributionRandom-feature models · MNIST test settest errorHurt
Increase learning rateSGD on ReLU random features · Realistic datatest lossMixed

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