Replace previous checkpoints while resuming training
See original GitHub issueCheckpointSaver
saves model checkpoints for key_metric_n_saved
number of best validation score and n_saved
number of the last model. While resuming training, the filename buffer starts from empty. Thus it creates a whole new set of checkpoint files after each resume. Replacing the previous checkpoints would be a cool feature to have for conveniently resuming training. Thanks.
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@suprosanna in ignite
Checkpoint
has a methodstate_dict/load_state_dict
that could be saved to keep and be able to restore the “filename buffer”. We also provide a convenient argumentinclude_self
such that every timeCheckpoint
is used it includes its state_dict to the saved file. Then, when using stored checkpoint file to resume the training, we can pass required checkpoint handler to restore their states. Let us know if it helps. ThanksSounds good, I will try to enhance it later. Thanks.