what to do when `ppl=-nan`?
geovedi opened this issue · 3 comments
geovedi commented
so I experimenting subwords units to minimise vocabs, but always end-up with ppl=-nan
.
tried to avoid it is by making sure the unbalanced data removed using tools like filter-length.pl
and lowering learning rate, but still no luck.
neubig commented
If you can provide the data and exact command that you ran, I might be able
to debug.
Graham
On Jan 6, 2017 4:32 AM, "Jim Geovedi" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
so I experimenting subwords units to minimise vocabs, but always end-up
with ppl=-nan.
tried to avoid it is by making sure the unbalanced data removed using tools
like filter-length.pl and lowering learning rate, but still no luck.
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geovedi commented
sure, i'll send it privately to your @cs.cmu.edu e-mail address.
geovedi commented
looks like i have a bad data. works fine on my other data.