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This example builds on the initial work from #175, which provided a great starting point. It now includes a complete training loop, a contrastive-style objective function, and evaluation of learned embeddings on the CIFAR-10 dataset.
Feedback is very welcome, this is my first contribution of this kind to Axon, and I’m happy to adjust anything that could be more idiomatic or performant.