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Brokttv/README.md

I'm Adam. Started learning ML not even a year ago and if you don't know who I am, then my work is still at least one order of magnitude away from echoing my name --- which soon it will :)

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  1. Lora-Without-RegretLora-Without-RegretPublic

    Reproducing Lora Without Regret blog from scratch + Researching the ratio between LoRA and FullFT learning rates

    Python 13 2

  2. Adversarial-Training-Reduces-Superposition-Through-Non-Robust-Feature-PruningAdversarial-Training-Reduces-Superposition-Through-Non-Robust-Feature-PruningPublic

    code for my most recent research studying why adversarial training reduces superposition as first shown by Gorton & Lewis (2025).

    Python 1

  3. Transformers-on-MajorityTransformers-on-MajorityPublic

    An empirical study that builds on Merrill et al. theoretical construction to solve majority. A closer look into transformers reaction to training dynamics and data corruption.

    Python 6

  4. Robustness-Superposition-causalityRobustness-Superposition-causalityPublic

    Replication of "Adversarial Examples Are Not Bugs, They Are Superposition" paper.

    Python 6

  5. Vit-on-small-dataVit-on-small-dataPublic

    The Lightest Vision Transformer (ViT) trained from scratch out there to achieve 93.37 ± 0.07%” top-1 accuracy on CIFAR-10 within just 50 epochs.

    Python 8

  6. training_models_from_scratchtraining_models_from_scratchPublic

    Training tiny models from scratch using NumPy in code and linear algebra on a piece of paper.

    Python 20 1