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BP-Modified Local Loss for Efficient Training of Deep Neural Networks
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Proposes a BP-modified local loss method that uses true backpropagation gradients to correct local-loss gradients, aiming to speed up convergence and reduce memory during training of deep networks.
Problem
Local loss training methods (GIM, LoCo, Forward-Forward) reduce memory for training large models but often converge slowly or fail to converge.
Approach
Uses the true backpropagation gradient to modify the local loss gradient, improving convergence of local-loss training while keeping the memory benefits of local learning.
Experimental setup
Baselines: GIM LoCo Forward-Forward
Builds on: GIM LoCo Forward-Forward
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