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Not necessarily critical, but struck me that it might be good to have a mdl.fit() and a mdl.predict() relative to what happens in train_crabnet.py to make it easier to "train once" and then reuse the model several times and for consistency with similar packages. Then I realized there is a model.fit() call inside of train_crabnet.py relative to model = Model(CrabNet(...), ...). If I want to "train once" and then reuse the model, how would you suggest going about that?
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Not necessarily critical, but struck me that it might be good to have a
mdl.fit()
and amdl.predict()
relative to what happens intrain_crabnet.py
to make it easier to "train once" and then reuse the model several times and for consistency with similar packages. Then I realized there is amodel.fit()
call inside oftrain_crabnet.py
relative tomodel = Model(CrabNet(...), ...)
. If I want to "train once" and then reuse the model, how would you suggest going about that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: