Open xxxxyliu opened 3 months ago
We've encountered a similar issue during pretraining. One simple solution is to decrease the learning rate. If that doesn't resolve the issue, we recommend using patch normalization, which we've found to be effective in recent experiments.
We've encountered a similar issue during pretraining. One simple solution is to decrease the learning rate. If that doesn't resolve the issue, we recommend using patch normalization, which we've found to be effective in recent experiments.
Thank you for your reply. I tried reducing my learning rate and have resolved the issue.
Hi, I changed the dataset to fMow-full with eight channels and wanted to perform pre-training again, but encountered a "loss is nan" issue at the 27th epoch. I also tried adding pre-trained weights with spectral.pth for training, but the "loss is nan" problem persists. I would like to inquire if such an issue occurs during your training process as well. If so, how do you resolve it? I would be extremely grateful if you could provide an answer. This is my command: