The Slingshot Effect: A Late-Stage Optimization Anomaly in Adam-Family of Optimization Methods

The Slingshot Effect is a phenomenon in neural network optimization that occurs in the later stages of training. It involves cyclic phase transitions between stable and unstable training regimes, which can be identified through the cyclic behavior of the last layer’s weights. This effect has practical implications for optimizing neural networks, especially when working with Transformers.

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