Learning Rate Decay is a training hyperparameter setting that gradually decreases the optimizer's learning rate over epochs, allowing the model to make large updates early and fine adjustments later.
Directly influences generalization rates and weight updates when custom-training models for model training optimization, convergence speed adjustments, and validation loss tuning; managing Learning Rate Decay prevents models from memorizing dataset noise.
Learning rate decay is a training optimization technique where the learning rate is gradually reduced over the course of training. In early epochs, a high learning rate enables rapid exploration of parameter space; in later epochs, decaying the learning rate allows the optimizer to make fine, stable adjustments to weights, helping the model converge to a sharper minimum.
To prevent the model from overshooting the global minimum of the cost function as training converges.
Exponential decay, step decay, and cosine annealing schedules.
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