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Don't stop me now: How Validation Criteria Affect Checkpoint Selection and Early Stopping
Checkpoint selection is a standard component of neural network training, yet the validation criterion used to select a checkpoint is often chosen heuristically. Moreover, the same criterion may be used either only to rank checkpoints after completion of a predefined training run or also to determine
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