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Summary:
Changelog:
- 998ba4f: Add language models from Baevski & Auli (2018)
- 4294c4f6: Add mixture of experts code from Shen et al. (2019)
- 00493490: Add example for multilingual training
- 48d9afbe: Speed improvements, including fused operators from apex
- 44d27e64: Add Tensorboard support
- d17fa851: Add Adadelta optimizer
- 9e1c880f: Add `FairseqEncoderModel`
- b65c579b: Add `FairseqTask.inference_step` to modularize generate.py
- 2ad1178e: Add back `--curriculum`
- Misc bug fixes and other features

Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/pytorch/fairseq/pull/577

Differential Revision: D14481233

Pulled By: myleott

fbshipit-source-id: 4ff8625ef1c0b24273fc65df7c5658e3c932e8b7

Summary:
- fairseq can now be installed via pip: `pip install fairseq`
- command-line tools are globally accessible: `fairseq-preprocess`, `fairseq-train`, `fairseq-generate`, etc.
Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/pytorch/fairseq/pull/495

Differential Revision: D14017761

Pulled By: myleott

fbshipit-source-id: 10c9f6634a3056074eac2f33324b4f1f404d4235

- no more FP16Trainer, we just have an FP16Optimizer wrapper
- most of the distributed code is moved to a new wrapper class called DistributedFairseqModel, which behaves like DistributedDataParallel and a FairseqModel at the same time
- Trainer now requires an extra dummy_batch argument at initialization, which we do fwd/bwd on when there's an uneven number of batches per worker. We hide the gradients from these dummy batches by multiplying the loss by 0
- Trainer.train_step now takes a list of samples, which will allow cleaner --update-freq