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/bin/sh: 1: qsub: not found #27
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Hi @Karol-G , Thanks for using GaNDLF. It would be great if you comment out the line :
so that it doesn't attempt to do a parallel compute, similarly, I would also recommend you to disable folded validation as:
for running it once. |
I commented out
Seems a metric is missing. How do I define it for a classification task? |
HI @Karol-G, You can add a key Cheers, |
Hmm, I still get the same error with:
or: |
Ah, I think you need to try with this: python gandlf_run -config ./experiments/2d_classification/model.yaml -data ./experiments/2d_classification/train.csv -output ./experiments/2d_classification/output_dir/ -train 1 -device cuda \
-reset_prev True # this will remove all writes to disk (such as training/validation data and parameters) from previous run |
Ah yes that fixed it, thanks! |
Hi Sarthak,
when I try to train on the toy dataset with the samples/config_classification.yaml I get the error
/bin/sh: 1: qsub: not found
. I believe this originates from 'parallel_compute_command' in the config. I am using the newest pull from gandalf-refactor and am using Linux.The train command:
python gandlf_run -config ./experiments/2d_classification/model.yaml -data ./experiments/2d_classification/train.csv -output ./experiments/2d_classification/output_dir/ -train 1 -device cuda
Full error log:
This is the model.yaml (which is the samples/config_classification.yaml):
Best
Karol
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