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Sewon Min's Preprint Shows Smaller Batches Beat Overfitting on Repeated Training Data

New research finds smaller batches and tuned recipes dramatically improve pretraining when you have more compute than unique data.

Sewon Min's Preprint Shows Smaller Batches Beat Overfitting on Repeated Training Data
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New research finds smaller batches and tuned recipes dramatically improve pretraining when you have more compute than unique data.

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