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In the MNIST example in the readme, the functions tng_dataloader, val_dataloader, and test_dataloader return the same object. I think that at least for test, the train flag used to create the MNIST object should be False. I am not aware of how to extract automatically a validation dataset from the MNIST dataloader in torch.
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nah, it’s just for illustration and simplicity only. mnist has no val set. in the real world you’d split the train portion into a train/val split by subclassing the mnist dataset.
In the
MNIST
example in the readme, the functionstng_dataloader
,val_dataloader
, andtest_dataloader
return the same object. I think that at least for test, thetrain
flag used to create theMNIST
object should beFalse
. I am not aware of how to extract automatically a validation dataset from theMNIST
dataloader in torch.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: