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Empirical scaling laws plot
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Empirical scaling laws plot

Prompt
Landscape 16:9 log-scaled plot of training loss vs compute, four curves for different model sizes.

X-axis "Training compute (FLOPs)" with log ticks "1e20", "1e21", "1e22", "1e23", "1e24". Y-axis "Validation loss (cross-entropy)" with linear decreasing ticks "3.5", "3.0", "2.5", "2.0", "1.5".

Four descending curves with ±1σ shaded bands, labels near tails:
"70M params" (slate gray), "1B params" (muted navy), "10B params" (dusty teal), "70B params" (soft terracotta).

Warm-copper dashed diagonal line labeled "compute-optimal frontier"; open circles at isoflop crossover points. Legend box top-right.

Title: "Empirical scaling laws: loss vs training compute". Subtitle: "four model sizes on a fixed data mixture; shaded bands = ±1 std over 3 seeds."
Category
Charts & Infographics
Model
GPT Image 2
Creator
wuyoscar
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Source ID
083

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"Empirical scaling laws plot" AI image prompt for GPT Image 2 (Charts & Infographics). Landscape 16:9 log-scaled plot of training loss vs compute, four curves…

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What is the "Empirical scaling laws plot" prompt?
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