Currently, we use hydra's OmegaConf to keep track of configurations in the command-line version of ltu-cmass.
However, if we want to use any of these functions in jupyter notebooks, it becomes quite a pain if we need to reconstruct OmegaConf to give the function params.
This task is simply to move the parameterizations of subroutines in ltu-cmass to the outermost level (i.e. inside the __main__ routine. We should avoid using any OmegaConf objects within the subroutines. This may make things a little more messy, but makes the jupyter tests easier.
maho3
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2 months ago
Currently, we use hydra's OmegaConf to keep track of configurations in the command-line version of ltu-cmass.
However, if we want to use any of these functions in jupyter notebooks, it becomes quite a pain if we need to reconstruct OmegaConf to give the function params.
This task is simply to move the parameterizations of subroutines in ltu-cmass to the outermost level (i.e. inside the
__main__routine. We should avoid using anyOmegaConfobjects within the subroutines. This may make things a little more messy, but makes the jupyter tests easier.