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), argmax is non-differentiable, thus the gradient wrt to dloss won't be propagated back to predictions variables, and subsequently to the parameters in the neural net, that means the model won't be able to learn from the dloss penalty. I have run this loss on my NLP project and the way the parameters updated are the same without any value of beta, which led me to this theory. Can you help me check this one out?
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Hey @anhquan0412 and @VipanchiRKatthula, apologies for the late response. After having another look, I think you are right. Thanks for pointing it out. I can't work on fixing it as of now however as I'm swamped with other works. Perhaps sometime soon. In the meantime, maybe you could look into this.
Hi,
Correct me if I am wrong but in the code snippet to calculate D_l for the dependency loss
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Deep_Hierarchical_Classification/model/hierarchical_loss.py
Line 65 in e4f20ae
predictions
variables, and subsequently to the parameters in the neural net, that means the model won't be able to learn from the dloss penalty. I have run this loss on my NLP project and the way the parameters updated are the same without any value of beta, which led me to this theory. Can you help me check this one out?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: