Weight decay slows progressive sharpening at the edge of stability, inducing damped oscillations in CNNs and a phase transition to sub-2/η sharpness in MLPs driven by parameter-sharpness gradient alignment, yielding more stable NTK dynamics.
Rotational equilibrium: How weight decay balances learning across neural networks
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Manifold constraints via the new MACRO optimizer independently bound activation scales and enforce rotational equilibrium in LLM pre-training, subsuming RMS normalization and decoupled weight decay while delivering competitive performance with convergence guarantees.
DualOpt decouples optimization by using real-time layer-wise weight decay for scratch training and weight rollback for fine-tuning to improve convergence, generalization, and reduce knowledge forgetting.
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Does Weight Decay Enhance Training Stability?
Weight decay slows progressive sharpening at the edge of stability, inducing damped oscillations in CNNs and a phase transition to sub-2/η sharpness in MLPs driven by parameter-sharpness gradient alignment, yielding more stable NTK dynamics.
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Demystifying Manifold Constraints in LLM Pre-training
Manifold constraints via the new MACRO optimizer independently bound activation scales and enforce rotational equilibrium in LLM pre-training, subsuming RMS normalization and decoupled weight decay while delivering competitive performance with convergence guarantees.
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Neural Network Optimization Reimagined: Decoupled Techniques for Scratch and Fine-Tuning
DualOpt decouples optimization by using real-time layer-wise weight decay for scratch training and weight rollback for fine-tuning to improve convergence, generalization, and reduce knowledge forgetting.