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109 × Eureka!if I put ~/clearml
in the default_output_uri
key, and start the task, when run as agent in GCP I get clearml.Task - INFO - Completed model upload to file:///$github_proj_directory/~/clearml/$proj_name/$experiment_name
if I launch the same script in GCP, (I don't run it as a clearml-agent), then everything works fine
and in the script I removed the output_uri=
, in the task initialization
Hi AgitatedDove14 ! Were you able to reproduce this?
Hi AgitatedDove14 , can you please give me some directions on how to follow this?
it's my first PR to an opensource project 😁
ah, I see..so I do it in master or in 0.17.5rc3?
so I need to run a sed command to replace some lines in one of the tensorflow files..do you know if I can do this as part of the setup.py install?
awesome! will you do the PR or should I?
great, let me know if I can help you in any way. Thanks!
Hi! I was going to ask about this, but I didn't understand the solution...currently logs are >100MB because of this..is there a way to save the line only once the epoch is done? AgitatedDove14
whereas this is what is being logged in your toy example: tf.Tensor(1742.0144, shape=(), dtype=float32)
How would you like me to share it?
So far I have this:
tensorflow_object_detection_autoinstall.sh
Before running:
You need to set your venv
install numpyexport TF_DIR=$HOME/tensorflow mkdir $TF_DIR cd $TF_DIR echo
pwdwget
unzip protoc-3.14.0-linux-x86_64.zip -d protoc export PATH=$PATH:
pwd`/protoc/bin
git clone
cd models
git checkout 8a06433
cd $TF_DIR/models/research
protoc object_detection/protos/*.proto --python_out=.
git clone
cd cocoapi/PythonAPI
make
cp -r py...
Hi! I'm tryin to find a workaround for this: can't do pip install <name_of_package>
I executed the task, and it created a cache venv.
But when running the code, it couldn't import the package because it wasn't listed.
I then sourced the venv, and manually installed the package
so if I do python -c 'import object_detection' if works
and can the agent when running locally with no base docker, inherit as well system wide packages?
so I have a couple of questions regarding setup.py.
If I add the requirement '.' as the last entry, does that mean that it will install my package lastly? Can I do in setup.py the modifications to the tensorflow code?I need to see how I can change the tensoflow code after it was installed and prevent other tensorflow installation to overwrite it..is it clear?
yes, that would work, except that I need to modify tensorflow as well..I'm currently working on creating a wheel for modified tf..but it's taking a while...
so if it lasts executes python setup.py install, I can do stuff like add a line to a file in my venv inside the setup script
btw, do you see these messages AgitatedDove14 when they are inside an old thread? or should I start a new message?