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COREM: Cosine-Relation Momentum Reshaping with Stateful Writeback

Matrix-valued optimizer states may contain relational structure that is not captured by treating their entries independently. We study whether relations within matrix-valued optimizer states can be exploited to improve optimization. To this end, we introduce a unit-relation-transform abstraction and instantiate it as COREM, a Cosine-Relation Momentum Reshaping method with stateful writeback. COREM partitions the momentum state into update units, computes cosine relations among them, and uses these relations to reshape the momentum before writing the transformed state back to the optimizer. This stateful mechanism allows the reshaped momentum to affect not only the current update but also ...

AuthorsYan Wang, Xiaochuan Wang, Yuxiang Sun
Primary categorycs.LG
Published18 September 2026
Last updated at source18 September 2026
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