Towards understanding why Lookahead generalizes better than SGD and beyond
To train networks, lookahead algorithm [1] updates its fast weights k times via an inner-loop optimizer before updating its slow weights once by using the latest fast weights. Any optimizer, e.g. SGD, can serve as the inner-loop optimizer, and the derived lookahead generally enjoys remarkable test p...
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Main Authors: | ZHOU, Pan, YAN, Hanshu, YUAN, Xiaotong, FENG, Jiashi, YAN, Shuicheng |
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