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Use SSLEncoder when building model in CovidModel config #558
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Bug fix: In the CovidModel config, use an object of type
SSLEncoderwhen creating a new model instead of callingcreate_ssl_encoder. Without this model weights from a finetuning run will be incompatible with the model architecture created for non-finetuning runs.