The sasrec's colab failed to run the test function after the training is finished. I reviewed the code of train_engine.py and found that the test function applies the EvalEngine in eval_engine.py. Perhaps the sequencial data should apply the SeqEvalEngine instead?
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Environment [e.g. Pytorch 1.4, Tensorflow 2.0]:
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Describe the bug
The sasrec's colab failed to run the test function after the training is finished. I reviewed the code of train_engine.py and found that the test function applies the EvalEngine in eval_engine.py. Perhaps the sequencial data should apply the SeqEvalEngine instead?
To Reproduce
Please provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example here. We hope we can simply copy/paste/run it. It is also nice to share a hosted runnable script (e.g. Google Colab), especially for hardware-related problems.
Describe your attempts
You should also provide code snippets you tried as a workaround, StackOverflow solution that you have walked through, or your best guess of the cause that you can't locate (e.g. cosmic radiation).
Context
In addition, figure out your used Beta-Recsys version. Then attach the corresponding label on the issue.
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