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Checkpoint from the ICML 2025 paper How much can we forget about Data Contamination? by Sebastian Bordt, Suraj Srinivas, Valentyn Boreiko and Ulrike von Luxburg. Code and further details: https://github.com/tml-tuebingen/forgetting-contamination.
| Run | 124M_4x |
| Architecture | GPT-2, d12 in llm.c: 12 layers, 12 heads, width 768 |
| Training data | FineWeb-Edu sample of 10B (4x Chinchilla) tokens with benchmark questions inserted (see the paper and llm.c/create_contaminated_dataset.py) |
| Training steps | 19073 |
| Optimizer | AdamW, betas (0.9, 0.95), weight decay 0.1, peak learning rate 6e-4 with linear warmup and decay to 10% |
| Training script | llm.c/scripts/124M/4x_chinchilla.sh |
| Used in | Figure 1(b) of the paper |
| All checkpoints and benchmark questions | Hugging Face collection |
The weights of this run were lost, likely during a cluster migration. This repository only contains the evaluation results of the run.
evals/all-contamination-splits_eval_step=19073.parquet: the output of llm.c/eval_gpt.py for this checkpoint on the 44,000 de-duplicated benchmark questions: one row per question with the columns options, ce_loss, lcp, prediction, label. The file does not store the benchmark name or the split-id of a question; compute_results.ipynb attaches them by aligning the rows with the benchmark datasets (both sorted by length).@inproceedings{bordt2025forgetting,
author = {Sebastian Bordt and Suraj Srinivas and Valentyn Boreiko and Ulrike von Luxburg},
title = {How much can we forget about Data Contamination?},
booktitle = {ICML},
year = {2025}
}