How... would that happen?
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Am I correct to say that "grokking" is apparently an effect of regularization, as in reaching good generalization performance from pushing the weights to be as small as possible until the model reaches a capacity that is smaller than the dataset?
"...grass groks being walked on..." llms do not grok, nor do they grok grokking, but mainly, they do not grok "not grokking"