Hello,
I followed the steps in the readme.md within the data folder and ran make_dataset.py to fully reproduce the results. However, I found that the dataset contains NaN values, which may cause the training loss to become NaN as well. Could you please advise on how you handled NaN values in the dataset? Should I simply drop all rows with NaNs in char_with_label, or is there a more appropriate way to handle this?
Thank you for your help!
Hello,
I followed the steps in the readme.md within the data folder and ran make_dataset.py to fully reproduce the results. However, I found that the dataset contains NaN values, which may cause the training loss to become NaN as well. Could you please advise on how you handled NaN values in the dataset? Should I simply drop all rows with NaNs in char_with_label, or is there a more appropriate way to handle this?
Thank you for your help!