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On the Training Instability of Shuffling SGD with Batch Normalization

ICML 2023 · Optimization › Implicit bias and generalization · approach: SGD noise and flat minima · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use random reshuffling instead of single shuffle with batch normalizationlinear + BN classifiers · classification; theoretical regimes and toy constructionGD-risk divergenceHelped
Use random reshuffling instead of single shuffle with batch normalizationdeeper linear + BN networks · CIFAR10training-risk divergenceHelped
Use random reshuffling instead of single shuffle with batch normalization3-layer ReLU + BN MLP · CIFAR10, CIFAR100, MNISTtraining-loss convergence speedHelped
Use random reshuffling instead of single shuffle with batch normalizationfinetuned ResNet18 · CIFAR10, CIFAR100, MNISTtraining-loss convergence speedHelped
Add batch normalization to single-shuffle SGDlinear networks · real datasetstraining-risk divergenceHurt
Use RR to average over the permutation-specific batch-normalization distortionslinear + BN regression · synthetic regressiondistance of optimum from GD optimumHelped
Tune the learning rate across the tested values (ablation)SS + BN, deeper linear networks · CIFAR10training-risk divergenceNo clear effect
Vary momentum across the tested values (ablation)SS + BN, deeper linear networks · CIFAR10training-risk divergenceNo clear effect
Vary batch size across the tested values (ablation)SS + BN, deeper linear networks · CIFAR10training-risk divergenceNo clear effect
Lower the learning rate (ablation)SS + BN, finetuned ResNet18 · CIFAR10, CIFAR100, MNISTtraining-loss convergence speedNo clear effect

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