Consider the following plots related to scaling laws, taken from the scaling laws paper (left) and the GPT-3 (right) paper. 10 Par Computer-day Compute eficient training stops fr short of convergence -4-2.57-c-m ComputePLOP-day [10" Which options are true? In both sets of plots, the first batch of the largest model uses more compute than the entire training run of the smallest model. In the right plot, the loss lower bound is L = 2.57-C-0.048 If the 2.57 were replaced by 3, the slope of the line representing I would change. Some of the models in these plots are showing signs of overfitting. The left plot shows that larger models require fewer training tokens to reach the same performance as smaller models. RELEVA

Consider the following plots related to scaling laws, taken from the scaling laws paper (left) and the GPT-3 (right) paper. 10 Par Computer-day Compute eficient training stops fr short of convergence -4-2.57-c-m ComputePLOP-day [10" Which options are true? In both sets of plots, the first batch of the largest model uses more compute than the entire training run of the smallest model. In the right plot, the loss lower bound is L = 2.57-C-0.048 If the 2.57 were replaced by 3, the slope of the line representing I would change. Some of the models in these plots are showing signs of overfitting. The left plot shows that larger models require fewer training tokens to reach the same performance as smaller models. RELEVA

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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