fix the default learning rate in prodigy - #740
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Thanks Konstantin! The changes look good to me. The tests are failing, seems to me for unrelated reasons .... i'm looking into it |
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Thanks @konstmish! The prodigy test fails with this default learning rate. To fix this, it suffices to change the test for the algorithm to run for 100 000 iterations instead of 10 000 iterations. Could you take care of it in this PR? Thanks! |
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There seems to be anyway something wrong with the CI. Everything is failing with an obscure |
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seems its a problem with the most recent release of pytest. Downgrading it seemed to solve the issue: #743 |
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should be fixed now in main (2e69e7f). Please update this branch and 🤞🏼 |
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fixing the current version of Prodigy that has a typo: the learning was set to 0.1 instead of 1.0