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Explore the difference between training and evaluation runs. Trying to find why evaluation loss doesn't decrease.
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I can see notebook being useful, but why are there two of them? |
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Notebooks don't show up pretty in the Github diff viewer. You can see the pretty notebook here: https://github.com/eihli/NEKO/blob/vqa-eval-exploration/dev_notebooks/vqa_playground.ipynb
Explores the difference between training and evaluation runs. Trying to find why evaluation loss doesn't decrease.
Here's something that I found curious. The evaluation generates the correct target answer. But it includes some additional text after the correct text.
See the last screenshots.
Target answer: breakfast
Predicted answer : breakfast Haw
Target answer: breakfast
Predicted answer : breakfaststasy
etc...
The evaluation