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Quantifying the Memorization-to-Generalization Transition: Scaling Laws and Phase Structure in Grokking
Neural networks trained past memorization frequently undergo a delayed transition to generalization, a phenomenon known as grokking. Despite theoretical progress on \emph{why} this transition occurs, the quantitative structure of \emph{when} it occurs in hyperparameter space remains uncharacterized.
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