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training results #3
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Hi! I am not sure what you mean by convenient to provide your training results. If I understand it correctly, training results are often reported, but validation and test losses are much more important. If you are writing a paper, you should definitely report validation losses. Let me know if this is what you meant! |
Thank you for your reply. I would like to know the logs.csv in your results. I trained with my own data and would like to make a reference to see if my training results are correct.
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Hi! I am not sure what you mean by convenient to provide your training results. If I understand it correctly, training results are often reported, but validation and test losses are much more important. If you are writing a paper, you should definitely report validation losses. Let me know if this is what you meant!
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Hello, I got val_loss, f1 and train_loss by using my own data training volume networkIs it convenient to provide your training results?I want to make a reference.
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