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A Progressive Batching L-BFGS Method for Machine Learning

ICML 2018 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Memory-efficient LLM optimizers · 58 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use multi-batch curvature pairs with 25% sample overlap instead of full overlap (ablation)PBQN · CIFAR-10 ConvNettest accuracy: 62.46 -> 67.37Helped
Use multi-batch curvature pairs with 25% sample overlap instead of full overlap (ablation)PBQN · MNIST AlexNet-like networktest accuracy: 99.05 -> 99.16Helped
Use multi-batch curvature pairs with 25% sample overlap instead of full overlap (ablation)PBQN · CIFAR-10 AlexNet-like networktest accuracy: 72.74 -> 73.02Helped
Use multi-batch curvature pairs with 25% sample overlap instead of full overlap (ablation)PBQN · CIFAR-10 ResNet18test accuracy: 69.44 -> 70.28Helped
Use progressive-batching L-BFGS rather than SG or AdamNeural network training · CIFAR-10 ConvNet, MNIST AlexNet-like network, CIFAR-10 AlexNet-like network, and CIFAR-10 ResNet18test accuracyMixed
Use progressive batching with L-BFGS rather than SG or SVRGLogistic regression · spam and covertypetraining errorMixed

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