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Whether this is best done at the time of fitting (by masking out the pretrained head) or when creating the MACECalculator, there needs to be some way to clearly specify which head is used for prediction. The former is perhaps better for the use case of stabilizing fine tuning, but the latter is a bit more general
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It might be interesting to always use the latter (but it should default to the new head), because one would be interested in checking the stability of the new model on the entire periodic table. This also needs to have the elements not in the new training set to be dropped only for the new head.
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Gábor Csányi
Professor of Molecular Modelling
Engineering Laboratory, University of Cambridge
Pembroke College Cambridge
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Whether this is best done at the time of fitting (by masking out the pretrained head) or when creating the MACECalculator, there needs to be some way to clearly specify which head is used for prediction. The former is perhaps better for the use case of stabilizing fine tuning, but the latter is a bit more general
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Whether this is best done at the time of fitting (by masking out the pretrained head) or when creating the
MACECalculator
, there needs to be some way to clearly specify which head is used for prediction. The former is perhaps better for the use case of stabilizing fine tuning, but the latter is a bit more generalThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: