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Why my code get better f1_score on older versions #374
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Hi, I noticed that your execution achieved a 1.0 F1 score. But when I execute this code with tf-nightly, it returns 0.5369807497467073. I only uploaded the dataset on colab and modified the folder to '***.csv'. |
@tilakrayal I achieve the same @DSOTM-pf |
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System information.
Describe the problem.
Hi, I adopt different Tensorflow and Keras versions with my code. But it returns a better f_1 Score on older versions.
To avoid the effect of random seeds, I try to set the random seed using this approach.
keras-team/keras#2743 (comment)
I also added
shuffle = False in model.fit()
Describe the current behavior.
The reproduction results are as follows:
Describe the expected behavior.
Why the new version has worse results? The latest version of the score should be better.
Standalone code to reproduce the issue.
I post the code on colad.
click me to reproduce
click me to download dataset
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