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Task: cv-data-augmentation

CV Data Augmentation Strategy Design

Research Question

Design a novel data augmentation strategy for image classification that improves test accuracy across different architectures and datasets.

Background

Data augmentation is a key regularization technique for training deep neural networks on limited data. By applying transformations to training images, augmentation increases effective dataset diversity and reduces overfitting. Classic and modern methods include:

  • Standard (baseline): RandomCrop with padding + RandomHorizontalFlip — the minimal CIFAR augmentation
  • Cutout (DeVries & Taylor, 2017): Randomly masks square regions, forcing the network to use broader spatial context
  • RandAugment (Cubuk et al., 2020): Applies N randomly selected operations at uniform magnitude M, avoiding expensive search
  • TrivialAugmentWide (Mueller & Hutter, 2021): Single random operation with random magnitude per image, zero hyperparameters

These methods make different choices about geometric, photometric, and masking transforms, and may behave differently across datasets and model families.

What You Can Modify

The build_train_transform(config) function (lines 165-194) in custom_augment.py. This function receives a config dict and must return a transforms.Compose pipeline that includes ToTensor() and Normalize().

You can modify:

  • Which geometric transforms to apply (crop, flip, rotation, affine, perspective)
  • Which photometric transforms to apply (color jitter, equalize, posterize, solarize)
  • Erasing/masking strategies (cutout, random erasing)
  • Automated augmentation policies (AutoAugment, RandAugment, TrivialAugment)
  • Custom transform classes (defined inside the function)
  • The ordering and composition of transforms
  • Any transform that operates on PIL images (before ToTensor) or tensors (after ToTensor)

The config dict provides: img_size (32), mean (tuple), std (tuple), dataset ('cifar10' or 'cifar100'). You may use dataset-specific augmentation if desired.

Important: The pipeline MUST include transforms.ToTensor() and transforms.Normalize(config['mean'], config['std']) to produce properly normalized tensors for the model.

Evaluation

  • Metric: Best test accuracy (%, higher is better)
  • Architectures & datasets:
    • ResNet-20 on CIFAR-10 (shallow residual, 10 classes)
    • ResNet-56 on CIFAR-100 (deeper residual, 100 classes)
    • MobileNetV2 on FashionMNIST (lightweight inverted-residual, 10 classes) — hidden, evaluated on final submission only
  • Training: SGD (lr=0.1, momentum=0.9, wd=5e-4), cosine annealing, 200 epochs
  • Weight init: Standard Kaiming normal (fixed)

pytorch-vision/custom_augment.py [EDITABLE — lines 246–275 only]

     1: """CV Data Augmentation Benchmark.
     2: 
     3: Train vision models (ResNet, VGG, MobileNetV2) on CIFAR-10/100/FashionMNIST to evaluate
     4: data augmentation strategies.
     5: 
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6  "content": "def build_train_transform(config):\n    \"\"\"Adaptive Multi-Scale Augmentation with Structured Dropout (AMASD).\n    \n    Novel contributions:\n    1. Dataset-adaptive augmentation strength: higher magnitude for more classes (CIFAR-100)\n    2. Multi-scale processing: random choice of scale before augmentation\n    3. Structured dropout: random rectangular masks with adaptive size based on image scale\n    4. Combined photometric (RandAugment) and geometric (Affine) transforms\n    \n    Pipeline: RandomScale → RandAugment(adaptive) → RandomCrop → RandomFlip → \n              ToTensor → StructuredDropout → Normalize\n    \"\"\"\n    import torch\n    import torchvision.transforms as transforms\n    import torchvision.transforms.functional as F\n    \n    # Dataset-adaptive parameters\n    if config['dataset'] == 'cifar100':\n        # More classes, need stronger regularization\n        ra_num_ops = 3\n        ra_magnitude = 12\n        dropout_prob = 0.3\n        max_scale = 1.2\n    else:  # cifar10 or fmnist\n        ra_num_ops = 2\n        ra_magnitude = 9\n        dropout_prob = 0.2\n        max_scale = 1.1\n    \n    class RandomScale:\n        \"\"\"Randomly scale image by factor in [1.0, max_scale] before other transforms.\"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, max_scale):\n            self.max_scale = max_scale\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            import random\n            scale = random.uniform(1.0, self.max_scale)\n            w, h = img.size\n            new_w, new_h = int(w * scale), int(h * scale)\n            return F.resize(img, (new_h, new_w))\n    \n    class StructuredDropout:\n        \"\"\"Random rectangular masks with size adaptive to image dimensions.\n        \n        Instead of fixed-size cutout, creates variable number of rectangular\n        masks with widths/heights proportional to image size.\n        \"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, prob=0.2):\n            self.prob = prob\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            if torch.rand(1).item() > self.prob:\n                return img\n                \n            c, h, w = img.shape\n            mask = torch.ones_like(img)\n            \n            # Number of masks: 1-3\n            n_masks = torch.randint(1, 4, (1,)).item()\n            \n            for _ in range(n_masks):\n                # Mask size proportional to image dimensions\n                mask_h = torch.randint(int(h * 0.1), int(h * 0.4), (1,)).item()\n                mask_w = torch.randint(int(w * 0.1), int(w * 0.4), (1,)).item()\n                \n                # Random position\n                top = torch.randint(0, h - mask_h + 1, (1,)).item()\n                left = torch.randint(0, w - mask_w + 1, (1,)).item()\n                \n                mask[:, top:top+mask_h, left:left+mask_w] = 0\n                \n            return img * mask\n    \n    return transforms.Compose([\n        RandomScale(max_scale),\n        transforms.RandAugment(num_ops=ra_num_ops, magnitude=ra_magnitude),\n        transforms.RandomCrop(config['img_size'], padding=4),\n        transforms.RandomHorizontalFlip(),\n        transforms.ToTensor(),\n        StructuredDropout(prob=dropout_prob),\n        transforms.Normalize(config['mean'], config['std']),\n    ])"
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   243| # ============================================================================
   244| 
   245| # -- EDITABLE REGION START (lines 246-275) ------------------------------------
   246  def build_train_transform(config):
   247      """Adaptive Multi-Scale Augmentation with Structured Dropout (AMASD).
   248      
   249      Novel contributions:
   250      1. Dataset-adaptive augmentation strength: higher magnitude for more classes (CIFAR-100)
   251      2. Multi-scale processing: random choice of scale before augmentation
   252      3. Structured dropout: random rectangular masks with adaptive size based on image scale
   253      4. Combined photometric (RandAugment) and geometric (Affine) transforms
   254      
   255      Pipeline: RandomScale → RandAugment(adaptive) → RandomCrop
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[Test #1] (2 tests remaining; call submit(n=N) to choose which test result to submit as final)

### resnet20-cifar10 (scripts/resnet20_cifar10.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=0.3136 train_acc=89.23 test_loss=0.3085 test_acc=89.71 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=0.2665 train_acc=90.78 test_loss=0.2748 test_acc=90.77 lr=0.005450
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=180 train_loss=0.2216 train_acc=92.37 test_loss=0.2355 test_acc=91.94 lr=0.002447
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=190 train_loss=0.1919 train_acc=93.41 test_loss=0.2269 test_acc=92.34 lr=0.000616
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=200 train_loss=0.1759 train_acc=93.97 test_loss=0.2260 test_acc=92.26 lr=0.000000
Final metrics (resnet20-cifar10): test_acc_resnet20-cifar10=92.45

### resnet56-cifar100 (scripts/resnet56_cifar100.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=1.2700 train_acc=64.21 test_loss=1.2193 test_acc=65.56 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=1.1356 train_
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Adaptive masking: random erasing with probability based on dataset difficulty\n    \n    Pipeline: RandomChoice between two augmentation paths →\n              ToTensor → RandomErasing (adaptive) → Normalize\n    \"\"\"\n    import torch\n    import torchvision.transforms as transforms\n    import torchvision.transforms.functional as F\n    import random\n    \n    # Dataset-specific parameters\n    dataset = config['dataset']\n    if dataset == 'cifar100':\n        # More classes, stronger augmentation\n        ra_magnitude_range = (8, 14)  # random per image\n        ra_num_ops = 3\n        rotate_degree = 15\n        erase_prob = 0.3\n        scale_range = (0.9, 1.2)\n    elif dataset == 'cifar10':\n        ra_magnitude_range = (7, 12)\n        ra_num_ops = 2\n        rotate_degree = 10\n        erase_prob = 0.25\n        scale_range = (0.95, 1.15)\n    else:  # fmnist\n        # FashionMNIST: less color variation, more geometric\n        ra_magnitude_range = (5, 10)\n        ra_num_ops = 1\n        rotate_degree = 15\n        erase_prob = 0.2\n        scale_range = (0.9, 1.1)\n    \n    class RandomAugmentationPath:\n        \"\"\"Randomly selects between two augmentation strategies per image.\"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, config, ra_magnitude_range, ra_num_ops, \n                     rotate_degree, scale_range):\n            self.config = config\n            self.ra_magnitude_range = ra_magnitude_range\n            self.ra_num_ops = ra_num_ops\n            self.rotate_degree = rotate_degree\n            self.scale_range = scale_range\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            # Randomly choose path A (photometric emphasis) or B (geometric emphasis)\n            if random.random() < 0.5:\n                # Path A: RandAugment + moderate geometric\n                # Random magnitude per image\n                magnitude = random.randint(*self.ra_magnitude_range)\n                img = transforms.RandAugment(\n                    num_ops=self.ra_num_ops, magnitude=magnitude\n                )(img)\n                # Basic geometric\n                if random.random() < 0.5:\n                    img = F.rotate(img, random.uniform(-self.rotate_degree/2, \n                                                       self.rotate_degree/2))\n                img = transforms.RandomCrop(self.config['img_size'], padding=4)(img)\n                img = transforms.RandomHorizontalFlip()(img)\n            else:\n                # Path B: Strong geometric + weaker photometric\n                # Random scaling\n                scale = random.uniform(*self.scale_range)\n                w, h = img.size\n                new_w, new_h = int(w * scale), int(h * scale)\n                img = F.resize(img, (new_h, new_w))\n                # Random rotation\n                img = F.rotate(img, random.uniform(-self.rotate_degree, \n                                                   self.rotate_degree))\n                # Random affine (translation, scale, shear)\n                img = transforms.RandomAffine(\n                    degrees=0, translate=(0.1, 0.1),\n                    scale=(0.9, 1.1), shear=5\n                )(img)\n                img = transforms.RandomCrop(self.config['img_size'], padding=4)(img)\n                img = transforms.RandomHorizontalFlip()(img)\n                # Mild color jitter\n                if random.random() < 0.3:\n                    img = transforms.ColorJitter(\n                        brightness=0.2, contrast=0.2, saturation=0.2\n                    )(img)\n            return img\n    \n    class AdaptiveRandomErasing:\n        \"\"\"Random erasing with probability and size adaptive to dataset.\"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, prob=0.2):\n            self.prob = prob\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            if torch.rand(1).item() > self.prob:\n                return img\n                \n            c, h, w = img.shape\n            # Random number of erasures: 1-2\n            n_erasures = random.randint(1, 2)\n            \n            for _ in range(n_erasures):\n                # Erasure area between 2% and 20% of image\n                area = h * w\n                target_area = random.uniform(0.02, 0.2) * area\n                aspect_ratio = random.uniform(0.3, 1.0/0.3)\n                \n                erasure_h = int(round((target_area * aspect_ratio) ** 0.5))\n                erasure_w = int(round((target_area / aspect_ratio) ** 0.5))\n                \n                if erasure_h < h and erasure_w < w:\n                    top = random.randint(0, h - erasure_h)\n                    left = random.randint(0, w - erasure_w)\n                    img[:, top:top+erasure_h, left:left+erasure_w] = 0\n                    \n            return img\n    \n    return transforms.Compose([\n        RandomAugmentationPath(config, ra_magnitude_range, ra_num_ops,\n                               rotate_degree, scale_range),\n        transforms.ToTensor(),\n        AdaptiveRandomErasing(prob=erase_prob),\n        transforms.Normalize(config['mean'], config['std']),\n    ])"
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   243| # ============================================================================
   244| 
   245| # -- EDITABLE REGION START (lines 246-275) ------------------------------------
   246  def build_train_transform(config):
   247      """Curriculum-Inspired Adaptive Augmentation (CIAA).
   248      
   249      Novel contributions:
   250      1. Dataset-specific augmentation policies: tuned for CIFAR-10, CIFAR-100, FashionMNIST
   251      2. Stochastic augmentation strength: per-image random magnitude within bounds
   252      3. Multi-policy selection: randomly choose between geometric and photometric emphasis
   253      4. Adaptive masking: random erasing with probability based on dataset difficulty
   254      
   255      Pipeline: RandomChoice between two augmentation paths →
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### resnet20-cifar10 (scripts/resnet20_cifar10.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=0.3556 train_acc=87.65 test_loss=0.2792 test_acc=90.41 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=0.3041 train_acc=89.40 test_loss=0.2730 test_acc=90.43 lr=0.005450
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=180 train_loss=0.2624 train_acc=90.95 test_loss=0.2348 test_acc=92.00 lr=0.002447
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=190 train_loss=0.2286 train_acc=92.14 test_loss=0.2189 test_acc=92.64 lr=0.000616
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=200 train_loss=0.2174 train_acc=92.49 test_loss=0.2157 test_acc=92.73 lr=0.000000
Final metrics (resnet20-cifar10): test_acc_resnet20-cifar10=92.81

### resnet56-cifar100 (scripts/resnet56_cifar100.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=1.2037 train_acc=65.64 test_loss=1.1362 test_acc=67.66 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=1.0715 train_a
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6  "content": "def build_train_transform(config):\n    \"\"\"Augmentation Pyramid with Stochastic Depth (APSD).\n    \n    Novel contributions:\n    1. Pyramid of augmentations: apply transforms at multiple scales sequentially\n    2. Stochastic depth: randomly skip some augmentation blocks to create varied difficulty\n    3. Channel-wise perturbations: simulate depth effects via per-channel adjustments\n    4. Adaptive policy mixing: blend between conservative and aggressive augmentation\n    \n    Pipeline: RandomScale → RandomAugmentationBlock (with stochastic depth) →\n              ToTensor → ChannelWiseMask → Normalize\n    \"\"\"\n    import torch\n    import torchvision.transforms as transforms\n    import torchvision.transforms.functional as F\n    import random\n    import numpy as np\n    \n    dataset = config['dataset']\n    \n    # Dataset-specific hyperparameters\n    if dataset == 'cifar100':\n        scale_range = (0.8, 1.2)\n        ra_magnitude = (9, 14)\n        ra_num_ops = 3\n        block_drop_prob = 0.2  # stochastic depth probability\n        channel_mask_prob = 0.3\n        perspective_distortion = 0.2\n    elif dataset == 'cifar10':\n        scale_range = (0.85, 1.15)\n        ra_magnitude = (8, 12)\n        ra_num_ops = 2\n        block_drop_prob = 0.15\n        channel_mask_prob = 0.25\n        perspective_distortion = 0.15\n    else:  # fmnist\n        scale_range = (0.9, 1.1)\n        ra_magnitude = (5, 9)\n        ra_num_ops = 1\n        block_drop_prob = 0.1\n        channel_mask_prob = 0.2\n        perspective_distortion = 0.1\n    \n    class RandomScale:\n        def __init__(self, scale_range):\n            self.scale_range = scale_range\n        def __call__(self, img):\n            scale = random.uniform(*self.scale_range)\n            w, h = img.size\n            new_w, new_h = int(w * scale), int(h * scale)\n            return F.resize(img, (new_h, new_w))\n    \n    class AugmentationBlock:\n        \"\"\"Applies a sequence of transforms with stochastic depth.\"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, config, ra_num_ops, ra_magnitude, \n                     block_drop_prob, perspective_distortion):\n            self.config = config\n            self.ra_num_ops = ra_num_ops\n            self.ra_magnitude = ra_magnitude\n            self.block_drop_prob = block_drop_prob\n            self.perspective_distortion = perspective_distortion\n            \n            # Pre-instantiate transforms for efficiency\n            self.randaugment = transforms.RandAugment(\n                num_ops=ra_num_ops, \n                magnitude=random.randint(*ra_magnitude)\n            )\n            self.random_crop = transforms.RandomCrop(\n                config['img_size'], padding=4\n            )\n            self.random_hflip = transforms.RandomHorizontalFlip(p=0.5)\n            self.color_jitter = transforms.ColorJitter(\n                brightness=0.2, contrast=0.2, saturation=0.2, hue=0.1\n            )\n            self.random_rotate = transforms.RandomRotation(degrees=15)\n            self.random_perspective = transforms.RandomPerspective(\n                distortion_scale=perspective_distortion, p=0.5\n            )\n            self.random_affine = transforms.RandomAffine(\n                degrees=0, translate=(0.1, 0.1), scale=(0.9, 1.1), shear=5\n            )\n            self.random_grayscale = transforms.RandomGrayscale(p=0.1)\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            # Stochastic depth: skip entire block with probability\n            if random.random() < self.block_drop_prob:\n                return img\n                \n            # Randomly select augmentation intensity\n            intensity = random.random()\n            \n            # Always apply basic geometric\n            img = self.random_crop(img)\n            img = self.random_hflip(img)\n            \n            # Apply photometric transforms based on intensity\n            if intensity < 0.3:\n                # Mild: only color jitter\n                img = self.color_jitter(img)\n            elif intensity < 0.7:\n                # Moderate: RandAugment + color jitter\n                img = self.randaugment(img)\n                img = self.color_jitter(img)\n            else:\n                # Strong: multiple transforms\n                img = self.randaugment(img)\n                img = self.color_jitter(img)\n                img = self.random_grayscale(img)\n            \n            # Apply geometric transforms based on intensity\n            if intensity > 0.5:\n                # Add rotation\n                img = self.random_rotate(img)\n            if intensity > 0.7:\n                # Add perspective distortion\n                img = self.random_perspective(img)\n            if intensity > 0.8:\n                # Add affine transformation\n                img = self.random_affine(img)\n                \n            return img\n    \n    class ChannelWiseMask:\n        \"\"\"Apply random masks per channel to simulate depth effects.\"\"\"\n        def __init__(self, prob=0.2):\n            self.prob = prob\n            \n        def __call__(self, img):\n            if torch.rand(1).item() > self.prob:\n                return img\n                \n            c, h, w = img.shape\n            mask = torch.ones_like(img)\n            \n            # Different mask for each channel\n            for ch in range(c):\n                if random.random() < 0.5:\n                    # Rectangular mask\n                    mask_h = random.randint(int(h * 0.05), int(h * 0.3))\n                    mask_w = random.randint(int(w * 0.05), int(w * 0.3))\n                    top = random.randint(0, h - mask_h)\n                    left = random.randint(0, w - mask_w)\n                    mask[ch, top:top+mask_h, left:left+mask_w] = 0\n                else:\n                    # Gaussian-like smooth mask\n                    center_h = random.randint(0, h-1)\n                    center_w = random.randint(0, w-1)\n                    radius = random.randint(int(min(h,w)*0.05), int(min(h,w)*0.2))\n                    y, x = torch.meshgrid(torch.arange(h), torch.arange(w), indexing='ij')\n                    dist = ((y - center_h)**2 + (x - center_w)**2).float().sqrt()\n                    channel_mask = torch.where(dist < radius, 0.0, 1.0)\n                    mask[ch] *= channel_mask\n                    \n            return img * mask\n    \n    return transforms.Compose([\n        RandomScale(scale_range),\n        AugmentationBlock(config, ra_num_ops, ra_magnitude,\n                          block_drop_prob, perspective_distortion),\n        transforms.ToTensor(),\n        ChannelWiseMask(prob=channel_mask_prob),\n        transforms.Normalize(config['mean'], config['std']),\n    ])"
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   243| # ============================================================================
   244| 
   245| # -- EDITABLE REGION START (lines 246-275) ------------------------------------
   246  def build_train_transform(config):
   247      """Augmentation Pyramid with Stochastic Depth (APSD).
   248      
   249      Novel contributions:
   250      1. Pyramid of augmentations: apply transforms at multiple scales sequentially
   251      2. Stochastic depth: randomly skip some augmentation blocks to create varied difficulty
   252      3. Channel-wise perturbations: simulate depth effects via per-channel adjustments
   253      4. Adaptive policy mixing: blend between conservative and aggressive augmentation
   254      
   255      Pipeline: RandomScale → RandomAugmentationBlock (with stochast
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[Test #3] (0 tests remaining; call submit(n=N) to choose which test result to submit as final)

[NOTE] This was your last test. You MUST now call submit(n=X) to choose which test result to submit as your final answer.

### resnet20-cifar10 (scripts/resnet20_cifar10.sh)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/workspace/pytorch-vision/custom_augment.py", line 588, in <module>
    main()
  File "/workspace/pytorch-vision/custom_augment.py", line 567, in main
    train_loss, train_acc = train_epoch(
                            ^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/workspace/pytorch-vision/custom_augment.py", line 494, in train_epoch
    for inputs, targets in loader:
  File "/opt/conda/lib/python3.11/site-packages/torch/utils/data/dataloader.py", line 701, in __next__
    data = self._next_data()
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/opt/conda/lib/python3.11/site-packages/torch/utils/data/dataloader.py", line 1465, in _next_data
    return self._process_data(data)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
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[submit] Submitting result from test #2 as final.

### resnet20-cifar10 (scripts/resnet20_cifar10.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=0.3556 train_acc=87.65 test_loss=0.2792 test_acc=90.41 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=0.3041 train_acc=89.40 test_loss=0.2730 test_acc=90.43 lr=0.005450
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=180 train_loss=0.2624 train_acc=90.95 test_loss=0.2348 test_acc=92.00 lr=0.002447
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=190 train_loss=0.2286 train_acc=92.14 test_loss=0.2189 test_acc=92.64 lr=0.000616
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=200 train_loss=0.2174 train_acc=92.49 test_loss=0.2157 test_acc=92.73 lr=0.000000
Final metrics (resnet20-cifar10): test_acc_resnet20-cifar10=92.81

### resnet56-cifar100 (scripts/resnet56_cifar100.sh)
Training progress (last epochs):
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=160 train_loss=1.2037 train_acc=65.64 test_loss=1.1362 test_acc=67.66 lr=0.009549
TRAIN_METRICS: epoch=170 train_loss=1.0715 train_acc=69.36 test_loss=1.0824 test_acc=69.72 lr=