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Feat default dropout in doc #806

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@init-22 init-22 commented Oct 31, 2024

Adding default dropout values for each workloads mentioned in this issue: #786

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init-22 commented Nov 2, 2024

recheck

@priyakasimbeg priyakasimbeg changed the base branch from main to dev November 14, 2024 18:19
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Hi Isaac, thanks for this PR. Looks great.
Can we remove cifar10 and mnist from the table? Those two are implemented more for testing purposes and aren't part of the 8 AlgoPerf benchmarking workloads.

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Also, can you sign the CLA with the email address you use for your github account so that the CLA check passes.
If it still does not pass, could you email support@mlcommons.org and ask for help with the CLA check in this PR.

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Hi folks, the CLA check is passing. The code needs to be reviewed presumably by @priyakasimbeg (or anyone else in wg-algorithms). Note the message after the previous comment, " init-22 dismissed priyakasimbeg’s stale review via 76b084b 2 hours ago".

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