3rd place solution by F.H.S.D.Y. of Jigsaw Unintended Bias in Toxicity Classification (https://www.kaggle.com/c/jigsaw-unintended-bias-in-toxicity-classification)

Please see https://www.kaggle.com/c/jigsaw-unintended-bias-in-toxicity-classification/discussion/97471#latest-582610 for more information.

apex
attrdict==2.0.1
nltk==3.4.4
numpy==1.16.4
optuna==0.13.0
pandas==0.24.2
pytorch-pretrained-bert==0.6.2
scikit-learn==0.21.2
torch==1.1.0
tqdm==4.32.1

apex from https://github.com/NVIDIA/apex

If you use BERT, you have to install pytorch-pretrained-bert from pip.
pip install pytorch-pretrained-bert

If you use GPT2, you have to install pytorch-pretrained-bert from git.
pip install git+https://github.com/pronkinnikita/pytorch-pretrained-BERT

Hyper-parameters are managed by JSON files in config directory.

• lm_model_name: required, type = str. Which language model to use.
• max_len: default = 220, type = int. Maximum length of tokens used as input. In case of BERT, this contains [CLS] and [SEP].
• max_head_len: default = 128, type = int. Maximum length of first tokens used as input. This doesn't contain [CLS] or [SEP]. For example, when max_len = 220, max_head_len = 128, and using BERT, the input will be first 128 tokens and last 90 tokens.
• epochs: default = 2, type = int. Training epochs. This must be 2 or less.
• down_sample_frac: default = 0.5, type = float. Rate of dropped sample when negative down sampling.
• lr: default = 1.5e-5, type = float. Learning rate.
• batch_size: deafult = 16, type = int. Batch size.
• accumulation_steps: default = 4, type = int. gradient_accumulation_steps in pytorch_pretrained_bert.
• warmup: default = 0.05, type = float. Learning rate linearly increases from 0 to lr over warmup rate of training steps, and linearly decreases from lr to 0 over the rest steps.
• old_data: default = false, type = bool. Whether you use old toxic competition data as training data or not.
• old_fine_tuned: default = false, type = bool. Set true if you use further fine-tuned weight with old toxic competition data as pre-trained weight, false otherwise.
• device: default = cuda, type = str, options: cuda, cpu. Device used for running.
• seed: default = 1234, type = int. The desired seed.
• dropout_rate: default = 0.1, type = float. Dropout rate for GPT2.

• max_len: default = 220, type = int. Maximum length of tokens used as input.
• max_features: default = 100000, type = int. Maximum number of tokens used as input overall.
• batch_size: default = 512, type = int. Batch size.
• train_epochs: default = 10, type = int. Training epochs.
• tolerance: default = 10, type = int. When score does not improve over tolerance epochs, training is aborted.
• num_folds: default = 5, type = int. Number of folds of cross validation.
• lr: default = 1e-3, type = float. Learning rate.
• loss_alpha: default = 0.1, type = float. Coefficient for training weight.
• loss_beta: default = 1.0, type = float. Coefficient for training weight.
• device: default = cuda, type = str, options: cuda, cpu. Device used for running.
• seed: default = 1234, type = int. The desired seed.

• max_len: default = 220, type = int. Maximum length of tokens used as input.
• max_features: default = 100000, type = int. Maximum number of tokens used as input overall.
• batch_size: default = 512, type = int. Batch size.
• train_epochs: default = 6, type = int. Training epochs.
• n_splits: default = 5, type = int. Number of folds of cross validation.
• start_lr: default = 1e-4, type = float. Initial learning rate of training.
• max_lr: default = 5e-3, type = float. Maximum learning rate of training.
• last_lr: default = 1e-3, type = float. Last learning rate of traiing.
• warmup: default = 0.2, type = float. Learning rate increases from start_lr to max_lr over warmup rate of training steps following a cosine curve, and decreases from max_lr to last_lr over rest steps following a cosine curve.
• pseudo_label: default = true, type = bool. Whether you use pseudo labeling for training or not.
• mu: default = 0.9, type = float. Rate of new weights in EMA.
• updates_per_epoch: default = 10, type = int. How many times you update weights in EMA.
• lstm_gru: default = {}, type = dict. Hyper-parameters used in LSTM-GRU model.
• lstm_capsule_atten: default = {}, type = dict. Hyper-parameters used in LSTM-Capsule-Attention model.
• lstm_conv: default = {}, type = dict. Hyper-parameters used in LSTM-Conv model.
• device: default = cuda, type = str, options: cuda, cpu. Device used for running.
• seed: default = 1234, type = int. The desired seed.

• n_folds: default = 10, type = int. How many times you split validation data and run optuna.
• n_trials: default = 300, type = int. Number of trials of each running.
• threshold: default = 0.03, type = float. Acceptable error between train and valid score.

You need to specify which configuration JSON file to use.

$ python fine_tune_lm.py \
    --config_file ./config/bert_large_cased.json

If you want to use further fine-tuned weights with old toxic competition data as pre-trained weights, first you need to run the script of further fine-tuning.

$ python fune_tune_lm.py \
    --config_file ./config/bert_base_cased_old_fine_tune.json

And then run the script of main fine-tuning.

$ python fine_tune_lm.py \
    --config_file ./config/bert_base_cased.json

You can run the script using

$ python train_lstm_f.py

You need to specify which model to use.

$ python train_lstm_s.py \
    --lstm_model lstm_gru

You can choose from

• lstm_gru
• lstm_capsule_atten
• lstm_conv

First you need to train models and predict labels of validation data with argument --valid

$ python fine_tune_lm.py \
    --config_file ./config/bert_large_cased.json
    --valid

Then run a command

$ python compute_blending_weights.py