Re:What has changed in CPU cores in M3 chips?
by OJFord on Wednesday November 22, 2023 @07:45PM
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If we're talking about the results, is there any reason to think it should make a difference at all?
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Re:What has changed in CPU cores in M3 chips?
by icyfox on Thursday November 23, 2023 @10:48AM
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Sometimes gradients are small but meaningful, if you constrain them to too few bits / degrees of freedom they'll be unable to backprop successfully. This can hamper training and therefore results quality.
You can also think about it as compounding errors - at any one weight index the bit values might not be too meaningful, but cascaded over a lot of tensor multiplications they will be.