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Working example of automatic model training complete [skip ci]
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"ACAV100M_sample": "./openwakeword_features_ACAV100M_2000_hrs_16bit.npy"
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# Define the number of examples from each data file per batch. Note that the key names here
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# must correspond to those define in the `negative_data_files` dictionary above (except for
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# must correspond to those define in the `feature_data_files` dictionary above (except for
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# the `positive` and `adversarial_negative` keys, which are automatically defined). The sum
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# of the values for each key define the total batch size for training. Initial testing indicates
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# that batch sizes of 1024-4096 work will in practice.
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# Define training parameters. The values below are recommended defaults for most applications,
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# but unique deployment environments will likely require testing to determine which values
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# are the most appropriate.
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# are the most appropriate. Note that all "target_" values are determined from the validation data,
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# and since early-stopping is utilized, the final performance of the trained model
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# may be slighly overfit to the validation data.
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steps: 100000 # the maximum number of steps when training the model
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max_negative_weight: 1500 # the maximum weight to give negative samples during training to reduce false positives
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