Fix: Add required 'task' and 'num_classes' to torchmetrics.Accuracy - #1353
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Description
This PR fixes a
TypeErrorthat occurs when running the code due to an API change in newer versions oftorchmetrics(>= 1.0.0), where thetaskparameter is now required.The error was:
TypeError: Accuracy.new() missing 1 required positional argument: 'task'
Solution
Added
task="multiclass"andnum_classes=4to theAccuracyinitialization.Context
The num_classes=4 is based on the specific dataset being used in this project.
I have tested this locally and it resolves the runtime error.
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