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Currently: Training Mellum models @jetbrains , Previously: PhD @dcucomputing, research @GoogleAI
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Mohammed Sabry Verified account @M___Sabry
This needs a mechanistic look...the shorter recovery period points to a circuit accessibility problem....also neural nets develop many redundant circuits, which points more toward the circuits being "harder to activate" than being damaged
Grigory Sapunov Verified account @che_shr_cat Oct 9
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During OLMo3-32B pre-training, accuracy on an arithmetic diagnostic hits 81% at 2.17T tokens, collapses to 0% at 2.19T, and jumps back to 81.7% at 2.21T.

All while validation loss decreases smoothly.

The phenomenon: mode-hopping. 🧵
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Mohammed Sabry Verified account @M___Sabry
A good question from here is whether there is an optimal context length, and whether it follows a predictable scaling law (figure 2 and 9 do not hint at that in any way, which is reasonable given the contribution's angle)
Rosinality @rosinality Aug 13
arxiv.org/abs/2608.12218

During pretraining if long context gives enough information for tasks then the model could learn to utilize context instead of internalizing tasks. Maybe internalizing tasks could be suppressed and it could be useful to build a pretraining curriculum?
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