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Workflow improvement suggestions #116

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rizar opened this issue Apr 11, 2016 · 3 comments
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Workflow improvement suggestions #116

rizar opened this issue Apr 11, 2016 · 3 comments

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@rizar
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rizar commented Apr 11, 2016

I really like using smart_dispatch and I have a few ideas how it could be improved:

  • The location for creating logs should configurable, now SMART_DISPATCH_LOGS seems to be hardcoded.
  • The names of the log folder in SMART_DISPATCH_LOGS should be configurable. When I run my 99th experiment it becomes quite hard to enter the path to its folder with logs. Would be cool to be able to do smth like
smart_dispatch.py -n my_experiment_with_batch_norm

which could create a folder SMART_DISPATCH_LOGS/my_experiment_with_batch_norm

  • The by far most important deliverables of a launch are .err and .out files. I think they should have simpler names (now their names contain some kind of a hash) and that they should be in the top-level folder, not in /logs.
  • I think that the default current directory for the launched job should be not the home folder, but rather SMART_DISPATCH_LOGS/my_experiment_.... This would be very helpful when one wants to repeat an experiment multiple times but is too lazy to invent a handful of different names for experiments of the series.

So far this it it, maybe more is coming.

@mgermain
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For the -n option #55 is related.

" think that the default current directory for the launched job should be not the home folder,"
It's not, It's the current directory.

@kudkudak
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kudkudak commented Nov 8, 2016

👍 , also please allow for name with subdirectories, for instance I would run sth like

smart_dispatch.py -n 2016_11_1/my_experiment_with_batch_norm

, as for instance I like to group experiments by day or week

@mgermain
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mgermain commented Feb 2, 2017

#132 is related to your point about the logs.

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