leap-stc / ClimSim

An open large-scale dataset for training high-resolution physics emulators in hybrid multi-scale climate simulators.
https://leap-stc.github.io/ClimSim/
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Made changes to data_utils.py to facilitate V2 variables and saving of output weights for competition #68

Closed jerrylin96 closed 10 months ago

jerrylin96 commented 10 months ago

Mostly changed data_utils.py to make it more flexible with respect to variables and saving.

codecov-commenter commented 10 months ago

Codecov Report

Merging #68 (f81ced9) into main (75729a4) will decrease coverage by 1.76%. The diff coverage is 1.53%.

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climsim_utils/data_utils.py 6.90% <1.53%> (-1.76%) :arrow_down:

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cisaacstern commented 10 months ago

@jerrylin96 thanks for tagging me! Just checking, are the Files Changed here accurate? Seems like possibly there are some things in there that are not part of this PR but were committed accidentally? Either that, or perhaps I don't understand the scope of this PR 😄

jerrylin96 commented 10 months ago

@jerrylin96 thanks for tagging me! Just checking, are the Files Changed here accurate? Seems like possibly there are some things in there that are not part of this PR but were committed accidentally? Either that, or perhaps I don't understand the scope of this PR 😄

Sorry just saw this... For some reason I don't get notifications on GitHub! Do you think you could tag me on slack next time? Really sorry about that