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Momentum in large-batch training: Polyak enlarges the critical batch size, Nesterov improves data efficiency
We study when and how momentum improves large-batch training in the one-pass regime, using power-law kernel regression as a tractable setting. We first characterize risk stability through the critical learning rate, defined as the largest learning rate for stable training, and obtain $η_{\mathrm{SGD
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