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Lets say Ive 2 different datasets and I want to train them into one model. Would I need to combine the two files into one first and then finetune it? Or can I run two separate runs? I would reckon having to combine them first would cause memory problems when working with a lot of data... but Ive tried running them separately after another but that just messes it up. How would I go about doing this?
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In my experience neither works. When I run the 2 files into one, it treats them as different from each other and generates either one kind or the other. And if I train first one and then the other, the last one overwrites the first one.
Lets say Ive 2 different datasets and I want to train them into one model. Would I need to combine the two files into one first and then finetune it? Or can I run two separate runs? I would reckon having to combine them first would cause memory problems when working with a lot of data... but Ive tried running them separately after another but that just messes it up. How would I go about doing this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: