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Trained artifacts for the OpenWebText replication of the scale-semantics experiment. Code and analysis live in HazyResearch/ncm, branch rebuttal-tinystories (commit 1b8a160).
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From the Hugging Face model README
Trained artifacts for the OpenWebText replication of the scale-semantics
experiment. Code and analysis live in HazyResearch/ncm, branch
rebuttal-tinystories (commit 1b8a160).
| file | what it is | size |
|---|---|---|
vqvae/checkpoint-iter-100000.pt | multi-scale residual VQ-VAE (the codec) | 0.97 GB |
ncp/checkpoint-iter-100000.pt | NCP / NSM generator over the frozen codes | 2.16 GB |
Both are full training checkpoints (model, optimizer, scheduler, args,
step, RNG state), loadable with torch.load(..., weights_only=False).
Ladder [1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64] — 204 latent positions per 64-token
window — with 16,384 codes per level. GPT-2 BPE (in_vocab_size: 50304).
fine_drop
disabled. 100k steps, per-GPU batch 256 on 8xH100 (global 2,048 sequences =
131,072 tokens/step, ~13.1B tokens ~1.45 epochs of OWT). lr 3e-4.prefix_len: 0, shared output head, per-level corruption 0.10. 100k steps,
per-GPU batch 128. lr 5e-4.Configs: config/experiments/rebuttal/{vqvae,ncp}-owt-8sq-ctx64.yaml.
# training
bash scripts/run_owt_8sq_ctx64_scale_semantics.sh
# probes (point NCM_SS_VQVAE_CKPT / NCM_SS_NCP_CKPT at these files)
bash scripts/run_owt_scale_semantics_probes.sh
python analysis/scale_semantics/make_rebuttal_owt.py
Probe outputs are committed at samples/scale_semantics_owt/; the write-up is
REBUTTAL_SCALE_SEMANTICS_OWT.md.
The generator's schedule was extended from 50k to 100k steps mid-run, resuming
from step 15,000. This is safe in this codebase: the LR is a pure function of
the global step and load_checkpoint restores scheduler.last_epoch, so
warmup/decay/floor continue correctly across the change. Steps 0-15k therefore
saw a 50k-horizon cosine (LR ~4.0e-4 at step 15k) rather than the 100k-horizon
value (~4.7e-4).
Windows are drawn flat from the token stream (no *_offsets.npy), so a
minority of 64-token windows span an <|endoftext|> boundary.