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Hard to say without more info, but my guess at the most likely cause is 1) the input residual to the loss being extremely large (in which case clipping it should work) or NaN itself, or 2) alpha or scale becoming extremely large or small, in which case you probably want to manually constrain the range of values they take using the module interface.
Hi, I encounter a weird nan error in general.py during training after multiple epochs.
Any idea why this error occurs or how to fix it?
Error message of
torch.autograd.detect_anomaly()
.Cheers and many thanks in advance
Christoph
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