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Stochastic Marginal Likelihood Gradients using Neural Tangent Kernels

ICML 2023 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Randomized gradient estimation · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
subset-of-data KFAC bound (batch 500, single output) instead of full-batch KFAC, prior precisionlayer-wise prior precision on Wide ResNet 16-4 · CIFAR-10accuracy [%]: 88.2 vs 89.2 accuracy, at 65% of runtimeNo clear effect
subset-of-data NTK/KFAC bounds (batch 150, single output) instead of full-batch KFAC for invariance learningaffine invariance learning on Wide ResNet 16-4 · CIFAR-10accuracy [%]: KFAC-150-1 92.5 and NTK-150-1 90.3 vs full 93.2; runtime 10% and 9%No clear effect
single-output (class-wise) partitioning for full-dataset KFAC with random output sampling (ablation)layer-wise prior precision on Wide ResNet 16-4 · CIFAR-100accuracy [%]: 66.8 vs 64.6 for full KFAC-N-CHelped
subset-of-data KFAC bound with 10 outputs (batch 500) vs single outputprior precision on Wide ResNet 16-4 · CIFAR-100accuracy [%]: 67.9 vs 66.8 (KFAC-500-10 vs KFAC-N-1)Helped
subset-of-data KFAC bound for invariance learning (batch 150, single output) vs full-data KFAC boundinvariance learning on Wide ResNet 16-4 · CIFAR-100accuracy [%]: 71.8 vs 71.7 for KFAC-N-1 at 5% vs 10% timeNo clear effect
subset-of-data KFAC bound (60 points, single output) for invariance learning vs Augerino/partitioned baselinesResNet-50 on TinyImageNet · TinyImageNetaccuracy [%]: 58.4 vs 48.6 (partitioned) and 41.1 (Augerino)Helped
subset-of-data KFAC bound (400 points) for prior precision learning vs default baselineResNet-50 on TinyImageNet · TinyImageNetaccuracy [%]: 53.0 vs 45.6 baselineHelped
subset-of-data NTK bound (400 points) instead of KFAC subset bound for prior precision (ablation)ResNet-50 on TinyImageNet · TinyImageNetaccuracy [%]: 49.8 vs 53.0 for KFAC-400-1Hurt
subset-of-data NTK bound (70 points, single output) vs KFAC (60 points, single output) for invariance learning (ablation)ResNet-50 on TinyImageNet · TinyImageNetaccuracy [%]: 56.3 for NTK-70-1 vs 58.4 for KFAC-60-1Hurt
output-wise (single-output) partitioning of NTK/KFAC bound vs full-output bound (ablation)prior precision learning on MNIST subset (small CNN) · MNIST subset (1000 digits)bound tightness: almost as tight as full, at more than C times smaller costNo clear effect
grouping mini-batches by class label instead of random partition (ablation)prior precision learning · CIFAR/MNIST prior precisionbound and test log likelihood: about 10% improvement on average for prior precision; no significant difference for invariance learningHelped

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