Evaluate Command: Config Design and Functionality for Non-Training Model Evaluation

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5/5
Temps estimé
Plus d'une semaine
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Type d'issue
Fonctionnalité
Clarté
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Activité
À l'abandon
Stack technique
huggingface, python

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Start from the evaluate command that PR #264 added, and from the training config it reads to load the latest checkpoint. The issue asks for a config design for evaluating arbitrary models, including Hugging Face Hub downloads, so the first step is agreeing on that config shape in the thread rather than writing code. Done means an agreed config format and a tested evaluate path for models outside training runs.

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Description

enhancement need update

🎯 Goal (What & Why)

With the merging of PR #264, we will have a separate evaluate command that uses the training config to evaluate a trained model by loading the latest checkpoint.

However, we also need the capability to evaluate arbitrary models — potentially with automatic downloading from the Hugging Face Hub for all supported models.

Here, let's discuss the features we need for such a command and what the configuration file should look like.

🚀 Execution Plan

(This section may start as an incomplete draft but must be defined before implementation begins.)

Step 1: What is the smallest working version?

(Describe the simplest way to implement this feature with minimal effort.)

Step 2: What additional optimizations are possible (but optional)?

(List potential refinements that can be added in later PRs if needed.)

📌 Acceptance Criteria (Must-Haves for Completion)

  • The feature must be functional and tested.
  • The implementation must be documented in practical terms.
  • The PR must include a performance/impact summary.
  • No refactors unless directly necessary for feature completion.

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