stanfordnlp / treelstm

Tree-structured Long Short-Term Memory networks (http://arxiv.org/abs/1503.00075)
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Segmentation fault when running the constituency tree-lstm #16

Open yukiar opened 6 years ago

yukiar commented 6 years ago

Similar to the Issue #8 , "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" encountered at a random epoch when using the constituency tree-lstm. I'm running several trials with the SICK dataset as the command provided without any change in the codes: th relatedness/main.lua --model constituency How can I solve this issue?

Here is a sample of the console output:

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Constituency Tree LSTM for Semantic Relatedness 
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loading word embeddings 
unk count = 5   
loading datasets    
num train = 4500
num dev   = 500
num test  = 4927
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model configuration 
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max epochs = 10
num params                = 241655
num compositional params  = 226350
word vector dim           = 300
Tree-LSTM memory dim      = 150
regularization strength   = 1.00e-04
minibatch size            = 25
learning rate             = 5.00e-02
word vector learning rate = 0.00e+00
parse tree type           = constituency
sim module hidden dim     = 50
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Training model  
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-- epoch 1
 [======================================== 4500/4500 ==================================>]  Tot: 9m11s | Step: 122ms     
-- finished epoch in 551.54s
 [======================================== 500/500 ====================================>]  Tot: 20s578ms | Step: 45ms   
-- dev score: 0.6270
-- epoch 2
Segmentation fault (core dumped)========== 4151/4500 ===========================>.......]  ETA: 41s839ms | Step: 119ms 
smilenrhyme commented 4 years ago

@yukiar +1 facing the same issue. Did you find some solution for this ?

@kaishengtai Could you please provide some pointers here.

Thanks a lot !!