Update Kaggle-Orpheus_(3B)-TTS.ipynb to fix issue #24 #27
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…gth 715 at dim 1) error
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must be kaggle specific - we looking into it |
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@darkacorn thank you! |
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Hey, can you remove the comma after DataCollatorForSeq2Seq() it causes issues data_collator = DataCollatorForSeq2Seq(
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), # <------- |
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@Etherll Didn't realize I had that extra "," there. Just fixed it! Thank you! |
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Thanks guys! |
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The training script failed with a ValueError because the default data collator couldn't handle the variable sequence lengths inherent in the dataset (due to different text/audio lengths). This PR fixes the issue #24 by explicitly providing a
DataCollatorForSeq2Seqto the Trainer. This collator correctly pads sequences within each batch to the maximum length in that batch, using the tokenizer's pad token for inputs/attention masks and -100 for labels (to ignore them in the loss calculation).