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走向正确的循环模型,第二部分:定点重新思考

原文标题 · Towards Looped Models Done Right, Part II: Rethinking at Fixed Points

作者:黄本浩、石楚凡、陈俊林|循环语言模型的每次重复都会增加训练、解码、预填充和强化学习(RL)的成本。循环状态越接近固定点,到达它们的路径就越不重要。这可以在训练中实现截断反向传播;共享用于解码的终端密钥值(KV),几乎没有损失准确性;经过提炼的学生预填充速度可提高1.79倍;以及RL更新

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: Towards Looped Models Done Right, Part II: Rethinking at Fixed Points

Abstract: Every recurrence of a looped language model adds cost in training, decoding, prefill, and reinforcement learning (RL). The closer recurrent states get to fixed points, the less the path to them matters. This enables truncated backpropagation in training; terminal key-value (KV) sharing for decoding with almost no loss in accuracy; a distilled student that prefills up to 1.79x faster; and RL updates that compute gradients from saved rollout states, 2x faster than backpropagating through the replayed trajectory. We therefore improve the two components of training that shape these fixed points: the depth prior and input injection. Fixed-depth training breaks KV sharing, and Huginn's broad depth prior supports sharing but dilutes supervision at the target depth more than sharing requires; we learn the prior from prediction feedback, with an entropy term that keeps it broad. Existing injection schemes let the state's component along the input amplify or cancel the injection; we remove this component with orthogonal injection. From 100M to 1.6B parameters, the learned prior and orthogonal injection lower perplexity at every scale relative to Huginn's prior and existing injection schemes, respectively. At 1.6B, the learned prior with a 3x smaller KV cache matches the downstream average of fixed-depth training with the full cache.

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