Fine tuning OC25 model #1565
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I think I have figured the initial question out. Another naive question I have is that I am facing NaN loss after the first few steps using no matter UMA small (+different tasks) or OC25 small models. I have tried reducing learning rate and it didn't help. Here is an example yaml script I used: My training data set contains some ice structures with energy and force computed using revPBE+D3(BJ). Any advice is appreciated! |
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Hi @Alexandrina-Chen , For the second issue (NaNs) can you please try reverting this file to the commit, https://github.com/facebookresearch/fairchem/blob/main/src/fairchem/core/models/uma/common/rotation.py to the previous commit (4c6d01e) and try running again? I am working on fixing this, hoping to have an update by Monday, the above might fix the issue for you |
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Hi all,
I am new to fairchem, and was trying to fine-tuning OC25 model (esen-sm-conserving-all-oc25) on my own dataset. I followed the manual fine_tuning and was able to fine tune the default uma-sm-1 checking point on my own dataset.
Then I changed the
uma_sm_finetune_template.yaml'sbase_model_namefrom the defaultuma-s-1toesen-sm-conserving-all-oc25. Everything is exactly the same as the default setting generated by thecreate_uma_finetune_dataset.pyexcept for thebase_model_name. I then ran the same commandfairchem -c uma_sm_finetune_template.yaml, and the following error occured:I was wondering how I could fix this error. I assume it is probably related to the
uma_conserving_data_task_energy_force_stress.yamlfile generated bycreate_uma_finetune_dataset.pyfile?If any additional information is needed, please kindly let me know
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