Open RobertTLange opened 3 years ago
I would like to allow users to specify more details directly via the command line and not only via the config .yaml. For mle run this could for example include:
.yaml
mle run
num_seeds: <num_seeds> num_logical_cores: <num_logical_cores> num_gpus: <num_gpus>
These (and others) should all be added to run_build_subparser:
run_build_subparser
https://github.com/RobertTLange/mle-toolbox/blob/5c6a475d1b5d01e6e4f947a3cb426489c7ed9427/mle_toolbox/toolbox.py#L52-L91
We can then simply overwrite the arguments in the config using load_yaml_config.
load_yaml_config
https://github.com/RobertTLange/mle-toolbox/blob/5c6a475d1b5d01e6e4f947a3cb426489c7ed9427/mle_toolbox/utils/core_files_load.py#L44-L56
Add an experiment mle run-remote command that allows you to launch a job from your local machine on Slurm, GridEngine, SSH, GCloud.
mle run-remote
And also add --report option to automatically also create a report.
--report
I would like to allow users to specify more details directly via the command line and not only via the config
.yaml
. Formle run
this could for example include:These (and others) should all be added to
run_build_subparser
:https://github.com/RobertTLange/mle-toolbox/blob/5c6a475d1b5d01e6e4f947a3cb426489c7ed9427/mle_toolbox/toolbox.py#L52-L91
We can then simply overwrite the arguments in the config using
load_yaml_config
.https://github.com/RobertTLange/mle-toolbox/blob/5c6a475d1b5d01e6e4f947a3cb426489c7ed9427/mle_toolbox/utils/core_files_load.py#L44-L56