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@ -80,14 +80,16 @@ def create_ui():
epochs = gr.Number(label='Epochs', value=3, info='Number of times every entry in the dataset should be fed into training. So 1 means feed each item in once, 5 means feed it in five times, etc.')
learning_rate = gr.Textbox(label='Learning Rate', value='3e-4', info='In scientific notation. 3e-4 is a good starting base point. 1e-2 is extremely high, 1e-6 is extremely low.')
lr_scheduler_type = gr.Dropdown(label='LR Scheduler', value='linear', choices=['linear', 'constant', 'constant_with_warmup', 'cosine', 'cosine_with_restarts', 'polynomial', 'inverse_sqrt'], info='Learning rate scheduler - defines how the learning rate changes over time. "Constant" means never change, "linear" means to go in a straight line from the learning rate down to 0, cosine follows a curve, etc.', elem_classes=['slim-dropdown'])
with gr.Row():
lr_scheduler_type = gr.Dropdown(label='LR Scheduler', value='linear', choices=['linear', 'constant', 'constant_with_warmup', 'cosine', 'cosine_with_restarts', 'polynomial', 'inverse_sqrt'], info='Learning rate scheduler - defines how the learning rate changes over time. "Constant" means never change, "linear" means to go in a straight line from the learning rate down to 0, cosine follows a curve, etc.', elem_classes=['slim-dropdown'])
with gr.Accordion(label='Advanced Options', open=False):
with gr.Row():
with gr.Column():
lora_dropout = gr.Slider(label='LoRA Dropout', minimum=0.0, maximum=1.0, step=0.025, value=0.05, info='Percentage probability for dropout of LoRA layers. This can help reduce overfitting. Most users should leave at default.')
stop_at_loss = gr.Slider(label='Stop at loss', minimum=0.0, maximum=3.0, step=0.1, value=0.00, info='The process will automatically stop once the desired loss value is reached. (reasonable numbers are 1.5-1.8)')
optimizer = gr.Dropdown(label='Optimizer', value='adamw_torch', choices=['adamw_hf', 'adamw_torch', 'adamw_torch_fused', 'adamw_torch_xla', 'adamw_apex_fused', 'adafactor', 'adamw_bnb_8bit', 'adamw_anyprecision', 'sgd', 'adagrad'], info='Different optimizer implementation options, for advanced users. Effects of different options are not well documented yet.', elem_classes=['slim-dropdown'])
with gr.Row():
optimizer = gr.Dropdown(label='Optimizer', value='adamw_torch', choices=['adamw_hf', 'adamw_torch', 'adamw_torch_fused', 'adamw_torch_xla', 'adamw_apex_fused', 'adafactor', 'adamw_bnb_8bit', 'adamw_anyprecision', 'sgd', 'adagrad'], info='Different optimizer implementation options, for advanced users. Effects of different options are not well documented yet.', elem_classes=['slim-dropdown'])
with gr.Column():
warmup_steps = gr.Number(label='Warmup Steps', value=100, info='For this many steps at the start, the learning rate will be lower than normal. This helps the trainer prepare the model and precompute statistics to improve the quality of training after the start.')