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Vanvan2017 avatar Vanvan2017 commented on May 20, 2024

Yeah, thanks for the question, for the large dataset, it will be overfitting very quickly, so you can set the epoch to a small value, actually, 20 to 100 is a good choice, and you can also apply the early stop with patience 7 to 20 ~

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TianhaoFu avatar TianhaoFu commented on May 20, 2024

Thanks for your reply!

When i train my own model, I found that after 100 epoch training , the valid loss from 0.76 changed to 0.62. It seems that after training, the model effect is not significantly improved, is this normal? @Vanvan2017

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Vanvan2017 avatar Vanvan2017 commented on May 20, 2024

One possible reason is that the loss is L1Loss, so the improvement on the regression may not lead to the improvement on the classification as well, but generally good MAE will promise a good Acc (this may fail on some small sentiment score especially between -1.0 to 1.0). Maybe there are also some overfitting problems.

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TianhaoFu avatar TianhaoFu commented on May 20, 2024

So should I use some classification loss functions to train my model?
By the way, why you train the classification task as a regression task? Is this a common practice?

Thanks!

One possible reason is that the loss is L1Loss, so the improvement on the regression may not lead to the improvement on the classification as well, but generally good MAE will promise a good Acc (this may fail on some small sentiment score especially between -1.0 to 1.0). Maybe there are also some overfitting problems.

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Vanvan2017 avatar Vanvan2017 commented on May 20, 2024

So should I use some classification loss functions to train my model? By the way, why you train the classification task as a regression task? Is this a common practice?

Thanks!

One possible reason is that the loss is L1Loss, so the improvement on the regression may not lead to the improvement on the classification as well, but generally good MAE will promise a good Acc (this may fail on some small sentiment score especially between -1.0 to 1.0). Maybe there are also some overfitting problems.

Sure, you can use BCE or CrossEntropy to train that, but by default, the MOSEI is a regression dataset, and previous literature uses regression loss (MAE), it may loss the information of how strong the sentiments when just using 0 or 1 label I think. But actually, take everything into traditional classification setting is also a good standard way to evaluate your own model.

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