TQ42-1428 Create a Jupyter notebook sample for sequential generic TSP model application #89
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| " inputs=TSEvalInputsProto(\n", | ||
| " model=ModelStorageInfoProto(storage_id=\"ENTER_MODEL_STORAGE_ID_HERE\"),\n", |
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why does the user need to input the model id? Couldn't you just derive it from the training experiment run??
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No you do not understand.... Use the model id you get from the training run to fill this in here...
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| "# Show the results\n", | ||
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| "print(ExperimentRun(client=client, id=\"ENTER_EXPERIMENT_RUN_ID_HERE\").data) " |
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you have the id already from the run you created above.....
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| "# Show the results\n", | ||
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| "print(ExperimentRun(client=client, id=run.data.id).data) " |
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why not just do print(run.data)? 😆
You already have an ExperimentRun instance...
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| "# Show the results\n", | ||
| "print(ExperimentRun(client=client, id=run.data.id).data) " |
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why not just do print(run.data)? 😆
You already have an ExperimentRun instance...
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| " ),\n", | ||
| " inputs=TSEvalInputsProto(\n", | ||
| " model=ModelStorageInfoProto(storage_id=\"ENTER_MODEL_STORAGE_ID_HERE\"),\n", |
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No you do not understand.... Use the model id you get from the training run to fill this in here...
add inference steps into ts_generic_example.ipynb