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Separate cluster creation from training in Optuna example #3
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This separates the cluster creation step to another cell. This allows people to hook up the dashboard before things run. It also lets users see what is cluster startup time vs what is Optuna train time. Also, we use markdown titles rather than code comments, which might improve readability a bit (although this is subjective).
jrbourbeau
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This separates the cluster creation step to another cell. This allows
people to hook up the dashboard before things run. It also lets users
see what is cluster startup time vs what is Optuna train time.
Also, we use markdown titles rather than code comments, which might
improve readability a bit (although this is subjective).