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Large Language Models
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Module 7
Scaling Laws and Emergent Capabilities
1
Scaling Laws for Neural Network Performance
Explain the Kaplan et al. scaling laws relating model performance (loss) to compute, dataset size, and parameter count.
2
Chinchilla Scaling Laws: Revising Compute-Optimal Allocation
Explain the Chinchilla scaling laws and how they revised compute-optimal allocation between model size and training data.
3
Scaling Laws in Practice: Optimizing Training Runs
Analyze the tradeoffs between model size, dataset size, and compute budget when planning a training run based on scaling laws.
4
Emergent Capabilities in LLMs: Scale & Qualitative Change
Describe emergent capabilities in large language models and explain how qualitative changes can arise from quantitative increases in scale.
5
In-Context Learning: A New Paradigm
Define in-context learning as an emergent capability and differentiate it from traditional weight-update-based learning (fine-tuning).
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