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When calling compute_wer() multiple times from debugger with the same params I get different results, often nan/infinity and sometimes numbers that greatly vary. I know cuda is not deterministic but this is barely usuable, any ideas what might be causing it? Did I miss some setting before running it?
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Thanks for debugging this package. I use this in another project open_stt_e2e. For example, you can see usage of AverageCER, AverageWER in train_ctc.py. Hope this helps you.
Nope. AverageCER/WER accumulates error statistics (deletions, insertions, substitutions) for the entire dataset. I recommend you look at the test test.py. Maybe it helps you to understand the usage of the package.
When calling compute_wer() multiple times from debugger with the same params I get different results, often nan/infinity and sometimes numbers that greatly vary. I know cuda is not deterministic but this is barely usuable, any ideas what might be causing it? Did I miss some setting before running it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: