Explanation of the InputTransform
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Is there an explanation of the InputTransform and how to use it anywhere?
I see that there are some basic examples under the documentation of some of the tasks. However, what I am missing is:
- An explanation of what the
*_on_device()functions refer to in contrast to the standard functions - How the various functions are combined? Many available functions overlap such as
per_sample_transform(),input_per_sample_transform()andtrain_input_per_sample_transform(). Is simply the more specific function used or will theper_sample_transform()always be applied first before applying the more specific functions?
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By default, the data in Flash are dictionarry. By using input_*, this would apply your function on the input key. And *_on_device is applied when the data are already on the gpus, tpu, etc… And yes, always the most specific method is used
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