RAFT contains fundamental widely-used algorithms and primitives for machine learning and information retrieval. The algorithms are CUDA-accelerated and form building blocks for more easily writing high performance applications.
I'm using the pylibraft library in Python and need to change the logging level from the default INFO to WARN. The C++ documentation states that logging levels can be changed using the set_level() method, as shown below:
raft::logger::get().set_level(RAFT_LEVEL_WARN); // From now onwards, this will print only WARN and above kind of messages
However, I couldn't find a similar method or binding for adjusting the logging level in the pylibraft Python wrapper. Currently, the logging level is set to INFO by default.
How can I change the logging level to WARN in pylibraft when using it in Python? Are there any bindings or workarounds available for this?
Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated!
I'm using the pylibraft library in Python and need to change the logging level from the default INFO to WARN. The C++ documentation states that logging levels can be changed using the set_level() method, as shown below:
raft::logger::get().set_level(RAFT_LEVEL_WARN); // From now onwards, this will print only WARN and above kind of messagesHowever, I couldn't find a similar method or binding for adjusting the logging level in the pylibraft Python wrapper. Currently, the logging level is set to INFO by default.
How can I change the logging level to WARN in pylibraft when using it in Python? Are there any bindings or workarounds available for this?
Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated!