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Hi,
why did you use much higher (4X) learning rate from 2 stages and leave only the first stage a small learning rate? If it's kind of a fine tune strategy, why did you not just freeze the first stage? Is it due to some empirical results?
Thank you a lot.
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Hi,
why did you use much higher (4X) learning rate from 2 stages and leave only the first stage a small learning rate? If it's kind of a fine tune strategy, why did you not just freeze the first stage? Is it due to some empirical results?
Thank you a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: