Code Correctness Rationale
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Justifies Presence of | Model Drop Call | [1] |
| Applies When | Training With Nonzero Dropout | [1] |
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justifiesPresenceOfblah/watt-activation/160
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appliesWhenblah/watt-activation/160
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doc:agent/watt-activation-160/83f1326e-5f35-47f2-901e-bb1cc61a1eaeShow excerpt
[2026-03-09 16:37] xenonfun: ⏺ With dropout=0.0, the dropout layers are no-ops — they pass through unchanged during both training and inference. So model.train(False) vs model.train(True) makes no difference for our current config. It …
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