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"It would help to see the left and right plots with the same y axis min/max values. I think even without doing that, the green curve has the most consistency between the training and validation. I'd be interested to see how a subsequent test set performs!" - for the comparison curves in Episode 3, where we look at the training and validation losses and accuracies - having the same y scale would help better compare the two. Update the figures so this is clearer next.
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"It would help to see the left and right plots with the same y axis min/max values. I think even without doing that, the green curve has the most consistency between the training and validation. I'd be interested to see how a subsequent test set performs!" - for the comparison curves in Episode 3, where we look at the training and validation losses and accuracies - having the same y scale would help better compare the two. Update the figures so this is clearer next.
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