Change num egs for combination in chain training script #4932
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danpovey
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Oct 22, 2024
| dir=args.dir, num_iters=num_iters, | ||
| models_to_combine=models_to_combine, | ||
| num_chunk_per_minibatch_str=args.num_chunk_per_minibatch, | ||
| num_chunk_per_minibatch_str="1:64", |
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the right fix IMO would be to change this from the calling script by setting the option. This change causes it to ignore the option, and I'm concerned it would affect existing scripts where the option is used.
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Allowing increasingly smaller minibatch sizes when combining models helps to avoid a crash when there isn't enough data to form one minibatch.