arXiv Machine Learning By John Sweeney

Optimizer Memory Makes Shuffle Order a First-Order Source of Fine-Tuning Noise

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arXiv:2606. 29554v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Shuffle order can be a larger source of fine-tuning noise than a memoryless analysis predicts: fixed-clock optimizer memory makes local equal-multiset contrasts first order in the learning rate rather than second order, and the resulting order channel can be large enough for a single seed to flip a close A/B comparison.

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