arXiv:2606.12054v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Injecting noise into the optimization process is a well-established technique for improving the training and generalization of deep neural networks. Yet, despite the breadth of existing approaches, it remains unclear which design choices truly matter in practice. In this work, we investigate parameter noise injection for stochastic gradient descent, focusing on two key questions: how to efficiently pair each training example with its own perturbation in mini-batch training, and whether sophisticated noise parameterizations or multi-sample gradien
The continuous pursuit of efficiency and generalization in deep learning optimization underpins this research, as AI models become more complex and widespread.
Improving neural network training efficiency and generalization directly impacts the development cost, performance, and accessibility of AI applications across various industries.
A simpler, yet effective, method for parameter noise injection could streamline the optimization process for deep neural networks, potentially reducing computational resources and improving model robustness.
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More robust and generalizable AI models can be developed with less effort.
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