When using the pre-trained Model for story generation.
See original GitHub issueWhen running interactive.py
for example it loads the model an then tries to load the pretrained model (because of the fusion training) which exits with error:
OSError: Model file not found: /checkpoint/angelafan/wp_open_source/checkpoint_best.pt
Is there anyway to fix this? Or maybe also make the pretrained model available?
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cannot repro
please make sure you’re providing the path to the right models and you’ve binarized the dataset with the same number of tokens as my pretrained model vocabulary. If you load your own checkpoint, your vocabulary may not be the same.
https://github.com/pytorch/fairseq/issues/216 may help if your vocabulary is off.