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Actually, no! Look at this in the paper > In extending from studying per-example to bulk memorization, we propose a novel inversion of the previous interpretat
by andy12_ 11mo ago
Actually, no! Look at this in the paper
> In extending from studying per-example to bulk memorization, we propose a novel inversion of the
previous interpretation of loss curvature: while individual memorized points are associated with high curvature, the direction of curvature varies across examples, meaning that, averaged across multiple
examples, memorization directions are actually flatter than generalizing directions, which maintain a consistent moderate curvature across points
- getnormality 11mo agoAh! I figured I should be very circumspect in the question since I hadn't read in full and there could be some crazy reason it's actually the opposite.