pytorch-models | tool for managing and modularizing PyTorch modules | Machine Learning library
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tool for managing and modularizing PyTorch modules
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- Create a model class
- Get a dict of opts for this class
- Return a template for the given class
- Creates acaster class based on value
- Weighted embeddings
- Forward the embedding
- Map a tensor by index
- Performs the forward computation
- Forward the loss
- Add a to b
- Return the value of a key in maps
- Create an error message
- Resolve a class name
- Resolve an attribute
- Forward the loss function
- Sample from the distribution
- Compute the relationship between the given keys
- Compute the overlap between the given qry and qry
- Perform the forward computation
- Return the values in the given lens
- Compute the linear interpolation
- Forward a batch of data
- Enumerate module classes
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models
∟ __init__.py
∟ mlp.py
import torchmodels
torchmodels.register_packages(models)
import torchmodels
class MLP(torchmodels.Module):
name = "some-mlp"
def __init__(self, input_dim, output_dim, *,
hidden_dim=300,
type: multiplicative-attention
vargs:
hidden_dim: 200
import torch
import torchmodels
from torchmodels.modules import attention
model_cls = torchmodels.create_model_cls(attention, model_path="att.yml")
model = model_cls(
qry_dim=200,
val_
# for the previous model example
scaffold models --module-name some-mlp --save-path mlp.yml
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Trending Discussions on pytorch-models
QUESTION
Sometimes I see .bin files for pretrained pytorch, like the one here
https://github.com/allenai/scibert#pytorch-models
However, the files are usually saved as .pt files.
What's the difference between these two parameter weights file formats? Why are there two?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 09:41There is no difference as it's just an extension. When it comes to UNIX-like OSes one can open the file no matter the extension (see here), Windows on the other hand is built with them in mind (here).
torch
can read either .bin
or .pt
or .anything
so it's probably convention employed by the creators of that repository.
Standard approach is to use .pt
or .pth
, though the second extension collides with Python's text file readable by interpreter, so .pt
seems the best idea for now (see this github issue).
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