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add option test_phase_period to ClassificationTask #395

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Summary:
For dataset with large test set, we may want to reduce frequency of launching testing epoch.

Thus, add a new option test_phase_period to ClassificationTask. It is a BC change, and while test_phase_period is 1 by default, it behaves identically to current implementation.

Differential Revision: D19925664

Summary:
For dataset with large test set, we may want to reduce frequency of launching testing epoch.

Thus, add a new option `test_phase_period` to `ClassificationTask`. It is a BC change, and while `test_phase_period` is 1 by default, it behaves identically to current implementation.

Differential Revision: D19925664

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This pull request was exported from Phabricator. Differential Revision: D19925664

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Pull Request resolved: #395

For dataset with large test set, we may want to reduce frequency of launching testing epoch.

Thus, add a new option `test_phase_period` to `ClassificationTask`. It is a BC change, and while `test_phase_period` is 1 by default, it behaves identically to current implementation.

Reviewed By: vreis

Differential Revision: D19925664

fbshipit-source-id: dc3f04c4f354cc6d353ce3c3839ab87ed594a30e
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