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Currently Auto3d generates a markdown telling you what command to run if you want to run a single network architecture
it would be nice to generate a bash script directly so user can directly run it
As a work around I go into the code and use the private function
cmd, devices_info = algo._create_cmd(train_param)
instead simply create the bash script to export cuda device=device_info then run the cmd as
(time $cmd )| tee log.txt
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you can simply call (from any generated algo folder) python sripts/train.py run --config_file=configs/hyper_parameters.py
or for multigpu torchrun sripts/train.py run --config_file=configs/hyper_parameters.py
the device_info is not needed (it's only to support running from notebooks).
the scripts folder already has train.py, eval.py, infer.py, if we add ".sh" one-liner aliases of these, it will a lot of files in the scripts folder
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently Auto3d generates a markdown telling you what command to run if you want to run a single network architecture
it would be nice to generate a bash script directly so user can directly run it
As a work around I go into the code and use the private function
cmd, devices_info = algo._create_cmd(train_param)
instead simply create the bash script to export cuda device=device_info then run the cmd as
(time $cmd )| tee log.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: