Polyak Averaging Params_ema initiailzation
See original GitHub issueHi, I was applying the changes in your HOWTO to add Polyak averaging and there seems to be some code missing, specifically params_ema is not initialized and so the line
optimizer, params_ema = train_step(optimizer, params_ema, batch)
causes an UnboundLocalError (params_ema referenced before assignment).
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Er, I meant a PR 😃
@marcvanzee is in the process of changing the example diff in the README and putting up our HOWTOs in a more structured way, so I’m closing this for now. Thanks @joaogui1!