Update in inference.py -- omitting the optimizer's state#165
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Update in inference.py -- omitting the optimizer's state#165vhiwase wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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During the inference phase when loading a trained model, there's a focus on exclusively loading the model's weights while disregarding or not loading the optimizer's state. This adjustment can be particularly beneficial when utilizing a pre-trained model for tasks such as inference or transfer learning, where the optimizer's state information might not be necessary.
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During the inference phase when loading a trained model, there's a focus on exclusively loading the model's weights while disregarding or not loading the optimizer's state. This adjustment can be particularly beneficial when utilizing a pre-trained model for tasks such as inference or transfer learning, where the optimizer's state information might not be necessary.