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Hi!
I see in the loss for cc3m model that there are oscillations in the loss.
When using the same webdataset framework I also have oscillations as well. In my case it's more annoying because the oscillation amplitude is greater than the decrease of the loss per epoch.
Do you know what can be the reason of such behaviour?
From my experiments, it seems to be linked to the webdataset since a traditional dataloader don't suffer from such issues. In my case the period of the oscillation is of the number of steps per epoch (on cc12m).
Thanks for the help!
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Hi!
I see in the loss for cc3m model that there are oscillations in the loss.
When using the same webdataset framework I also have oscillations as well.
In my case it's more annoying because the oscillation amplitude is greater
than the decrease of the loss per epoch.
Do you know what can be the reason of such behaviour?
From my experiments, it seems to be linked to the webdataset since a
traditional dataloader don't suffer from such issues. In my case the period
of the oscillation is of the number of steps per epoch (on cc12m).
Thanks for the help!
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Hi!
I see in the loss for cc3m model that there are oscillations in the loss.
When using the same webdataset framework I also have oscillations as well. In my case it's more annoying because the oscillation amplitude is greater than the decrease of the loss per epoch.
Do you know what can be the reason of such behaviour?
From my experiments, it seems to be linked to the webdataset since a traditional dataloader don't suffer from such issues. In my case the period of the oscillation is of the number of steps per epoch (on cc12m).
Thanks for the help!
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