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chrismre avatar chrismre commented on August 29, 2024

This a great issue, Sen!

A naive guess is that the symmetry isn't broken consistently, there is a always a symmetry e.g., p -> 1-p for labeling function accuracies. This is where the theory elects a particular winner @ajratner @fredsala any thoughts here?

Can you add in the LF function accuracies to confirm or refute that guess? Thanks!

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ajratner avatar ajratner commented on August 29, 2024

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ajratner avatar ajratner commented on August 29, 2024

@senwu @chrismre Yes this is definitely what's going on- in transit now but then I'll resolve in a bit! First try is just by changing the defaults to put centered L2 on by default (not currently on by default) in addition to initialization to resolve this symmetry- should take care of it

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ajratner avatar ajratner commented on August 29, 2024

Hi @senwu I'm having a hard time reproducing the behavior you have above- have you pulled the latest version of master? Any other differences that might explain this?

I still think this must be a symmetry-breaking issue, just confused that I can't replicate. We can talk on slack abt too!

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ajratner avatar ajratner commented on August 29, 2024

Looks like this is fixed on master, need to propagate to the pip installable version

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lukehsiao avatar lukehsiao commented on August 29, 2024

If you have the latest code on master and are tagging releases to pypi, I'd highly recommend incrementing the version number in master after a release (e.g. to v0.1.6). This avoids the issue where if a user installs from pypi, they get v0.1.5, and if a user installs from GitHub, they get v0.1.5, but they are not actually the same versions.

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ajratner avatar ajratner commented on August 29, 2024

@lukehsiao thanks, will do!

@senwu note I added in centered L2 reg (see updated Basics tutorial) which might also generally be useful for these types of symmetry-breaking issues, if they come up

Also, unless any strong objections, I'm going to start closing issues when they are fixed on master; then I will increase the frequency of pushing new versions to pip. Happy to hear pushback on this... but since I still view this repo as in 'dev-heavy mode' (research!!), I think this will be cleaner

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