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fix: correct total_loss calculate assign#2301

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@maitry63 maitry63 commented Feb 26, 2026

This PR resolves total_loss summing calculation with correct position.

Fixes: #983

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This pull request resolves an issue in the vae.py example by correcting the sequence of operations for updating and reporting the total loss within the train_step function. The change ensures that the total loss tracker is updated at the appropriate time and that the 'loss' key is consistently positioned in the method's return dictionary, leading to more accurate and reliable loss reporting during VAE training.

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  • Total Loss Tracking Correction: The update call for self.total_loss_tracker within the train_step method was repositioned to ensure the total loss is tracked at the correct point in the execution flow.
  • Return Dictionary Reordering: The 'loss' key in the dictionary returned by the train_step method was reordered to align with the corrected position of the total_loss_tracker update.

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  • examples/generative/vae.py
    • Reordered the self.total_loss_tracker.update_state call to a later point in the train_step method.
    • Adjusted the position of the 'loss' key in the dictionary returned by train_step.
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This pull request refactors the train_step method in the VAE example by reordering the metric updates and the keys in the returned dictionary. While this is a good stylistic improvement, there's an opportunity to improve consistency. I've added a specific comment to align the name of the returned loss metric with its definition.

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Thanks!

@jeffcarp jeffcarp merged commit be99a2f into keras-team:master Mar 5, 2026
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Problem summing losses for VAE

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