#Is this ov2 loss value normal?
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Hmm, a lot of mode collapses there
But honestly it seems fine
Check d total
And g/mel, and g/kl
How should each change be considered overtraining?
First, g/total
If g/total increasing, check d/total
If d/total is increasing, thats a yellow flag
Then check g/mel and g/kl
If g/mel (which is clarity of model) is going up, that's probably a sign of overtraining, considering the previous things i mentioned
Same w KL
-overtrain
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d/total may still go down but if g/total starts going up sharply, it's overtraining (from my experience)
but again remember to check mel and kl
obviously, especially mel one, which seems similar to the average of g/total and d/total
I checked everything, but when I saw that g/total was falling rapidly and d/total was falling, I thought it was a strange graph even to me, so I stopped learning. Thank you.