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Create more examples on how to use autopytorch #111

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franchuterivera opened this issue Feb 23, 2021 · 3 comments
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Create more examples on how to use autopytorch #111

franchuterivera opened this issue Feb 23, 2021 · 3 comments
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franchuterivera commented Feb 23, 2021

Create a directory structure with basic and advanced examples that include:

  • How to customize the pipeline and search space. Also add only desired classifiers.
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We can do this in two approaches in my opinion, 1) create a single example file where we explain all possible modifications that can be made to the search. 2) create a separate file for the modifications (maybe splitting to separate files if necessary) and also have a vanilla run file. Which of these approaches would you prefer? I am leaning towards the second one.

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Yes I am inclined to this directory structure:

tabular/20_basics/
- example_tabular_classification.py
- example_tabular_regression.py
tabular/40_advanced/
- example_custom_configuration_space.py
- example_resampling_strategies.py

What do you think? What else we can add?

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yeah I'll do it this way then. Also, is there any reason for using 20 and 40? I cant think of anything more right now. I'll update here if something comes to mind.

@franchuterivera franchuterivera moved this from To do to In progress in Roadmap Mar 10, 2021
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