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where's the trained model? where can I see the classification result? #54

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Jung-Echo opened this issue Jul 11, 2023 · 3 comments
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@Jung-Echo
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I am eager to apply incremental learning not only in academic papers, for example, just evaluating model accuracy results; but also in practical scenarios, such as enabling continuous evolution of the model. However, after studying some incremental learning code, I have not yet found any that involve saving the trained model for further retraining, or simply saving the incrementally trained model for future classification tasks. I wonder what your thoughts are on this? If there are any difficulties or complexities in such an implementation, could you please provide me with some guidance? I would greatly appreciate your help in resolving my doubts!

@zhoudw-zdw
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Saving and loading model is very simple in Pytorch. You can refer to this issue.

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Saving and loading model is very simple in Pytorch. You can refer to this issue.

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It's my ignorance hhh, thank you for your answer. I probably understand that some functions still have to be developed and solved by ourselves.

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Saving and loading model is very simple in Pytorch. You can refer to this issue.
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It's my ignorance hhh, thank you for your answer. I probably understand that some functions still have to be developed and solved by ourselves.

sry to bother u,i have some question about saving model.

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