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perform bad in test dataset #55
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Hi @Comet2dh This is not overfitting but very likely a problem of normalization.
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Thanks for your reply! @mli0603
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This is odd. Do you mind sending me your checkpoint so I can take a look? |
Sure. Thanks for your help. This is my checkpoint link: |
Hi @Comet2dh When I inference with your checkpoint, the result is much better than what you have. I used both pytorch 1.5.1, 1.6.0 and 1.9.0. They gave me the same results. I am still looking into what is going on. Meanwhile, do you mind directly running inference with your checkpoint and see if they agree with the tensorboard stats? I wonder if somethig is odd with the validation logic. |
it's so strange that i got this result:
it looks like there is an overfitting when i train the model, but i didn't change anything(only some ajustments with tensorboard).
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