Who it is forAn ML engineer who wants to adapt the SpeakerLevenshtein-based writer training and first confirm the reward and trajectory code behaves as documented.
The problemWriter training involves rewards and action validation, and a silent bug there would waste a full RL run.
The outcomePassing test results for the training module, with no remote model calls needed.
What you need first
- Python with the ability to create a virtual environment
- A CPU environment is enough for the quickstart and offline checks
- Model service credentials (kept outside version control) for full benchmark runs
- Benchmark payloads placed as described in DATA_SOURCES.md for full evaluations
Steps
- Create the environment with
python -m pip install -r code/requirements.txtandpython -m pip install -e code/speakermem_pkg. - Run
PYTHONPATH=code/writer_training:code/speakermem_pkg/src python -m pytest -q code/speakermem_pkg/tests/test_training.py. (inferred, check the README) - Run
python -m py_compile code/writer_training/*.pyto check the training scripts compile. (inferred, check the README) - Read the reward code in code/writer_training before changing reward weights, since the README only says the tests cover reward behavior. (inferred, check the README)
Prompt for your agent
In the SpeakerMem-R1 repo (2022hpsk/SpeakerMemR1), run the training test file code/speakermem_pkg/tests/test_training.py with the PYTHONPATH the README gives. Expected output is a pytest summary for the training tests. Verify that the test run passes before any change to the writer reward code is accepted.
Caveat. The offline tests do not validate remote model availability or benchmark licensing, and the README reports the RL gain (57.38% to 68.20%) only for a controlled evaluation with retrieval and answering frozen.
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