Refac training utils.py

[RogerSinghChugh]

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Fixes #9567

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[stevhliu]

@sayakpaul do you happen to know why these specific tests are failing? We've tried troubleshooting (make style, make quality, push changes) in #9724 but nothing seems to be working.

[sayakpaul]

@sayakpaul do you happen to know why these specific tests are failing? We've tried troubleshooting (make style, make quality, push changes) in #9724 but nothing seems to be working.

Could be because of the versioning problems locally. I have just pushed the changed with "make style && make quality". Hopefully, that cuts it.

[RogerSinghChugh]

@sayakpaul do you happen to know why these specific tests are failing? We've tried troubleshooting (make style, make quality, push changes) in #9724 but nothing seems to be working.

Could be because of the versioning problems locally. I have just pushed the changed with "make style && make quality". Hopefully, that cuts it.

Hi @sayakpaul
Thank you doing that. What do you mean by versioning changes? Do you mean the versions of the library ruff and isort I have installed?
I installed ruff 0.1.5 and the latest one for isort.
Can you let me know what versions are you running?
Also if the versioning is an issue, then can we add version requirements somewhere in the guides? Could be really helpful for beginners looking to contribute.

Once again thanks @stevhliu @sayakpaul

[stevhliu]

Thanks so much @sayakpaul, and thanks for your patience @RogerSinghChugh! 🤗