Add scheduler for cosine in linear envelope. #691
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This didn't prove particularly effective for annealing, but might as well have it as an option.
2015aroras
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| def get_lr(self, initial_lr: float, step: int, max_steps: int) -> float: | ||
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Consider setting this to initial_lr * alpha_f, like with the cosine and linear schedulers. Warm up would probably be nice too.
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If you use alpha_f, you may need to update the logic for computing the envelope.
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Changed, lmk if this looks good.
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This didn't prove particularly effective for annealing, but might as well have it as an option.