Minor documentation modifications for discrimination: Adding required checkpoint path and explicit parameter counts. #57
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Hey Rowan, thanks for the awesome repo.
I was just running through
run_discriminator.pywith the prebuilt models and noticed a couple minor issues in the discrimination documentation.The code is checking explicitly for the for the "checkpoint" file (and will fail without it), but these aren't listed for download in the discrimination README. I've added the GCS URL for the corresponding checkpoint for each model.
The discrimination README refers to Grover "medium", while the paper refers to Grover "large". This isn't a big deal (it's analogous to GPT-2 "medium", so I understand why it's referred to as "medium" here). I did spend a bit of time trying to make sure I had the right model, so I thought it might be helpful to include the parameter counts to clarify.
Thanks again,
Evan