Agent skill

train-model

Execute model training with optimization algorithms. Use when running training loops on datasets.

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Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/data/train-model

SKILL.md

Train Model

Implement and execute model training loops including forward/backward passes, gradient updates, and checkpoint management.

When to Use

  • Running full training pipeline on datasets
  • Fine-tuning pretrained models
  • Experimenting with hyperparameter variations
  • Reproducing paper results

Quick Reference

mojo
# Mojo training loop pattern
struct Trainer:
    var model: NeuralNetwork
    var optimizer: Optimizer
    var loss_fn: LossFn

    fn train_epoch(mut self, mut dataloader: BatchLoader) -> Float32:
        var total_loss: Float32 = 0.0
        var batches: Int = 0
        for batch in dataloader:
            var predictions = self.model(batch.inputs)
            var loss = self.loss_fn(predictions, batch.targets)
            # Backward pass and optimization
            total_loss += loss
            batches += 1
        return total_loss / Float32(batches)

Workflow

  1. Prepare data pipeline: Load and batch training data
  2. Initialize model: Create network with specified architecture
  3. Set up optimizer: Choose optimizer (SGD, Adam) with learning rate
  4. Implement training loop: Forward pass, compute loss, backward pass, update weights
  5. Monitor progress: Log loss, save checkpoints, validate periodically

Output Format

Training report:

  • Loss values per epoch
  • Training time per epoch
  • Validation metrics (accuracy, loss)
  • Learning curves (loss vs epoch)
  • Final model performance
  • Checkpoint locations

References

  • See prepare-dataset skill for data pipeline setup
  • See evaluate-model skill for validation
  • See CLAUDE.md > Mojo for training loop patterns

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