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Does Step Law Transfer to Small-Scale Language Models? An Empirical Recalibration Below 59M Parameters
Step Law gives power-law formulas for the optimal peak learning rate eta* and batch size B* when pre-training language models. It was calibrated on models between 59M and 1B parameters; the small-model regime N < 59M was never tested empirically by its authors. This regime matters for single-GPU tra
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