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StormySeaturtle98
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Hi again! Are there way of uploading your model architecture to clearml, and not the weights. Would like to easily compare different experiments with slightl...
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Hi All How can i move experiments from one workspace to another?
one month ago
0 Hi, I Am Switching From Wandb To Clearml In My Pytorch Ddp Training Script. With Wandb I Used To Have Worker Nr 1 Handle Logging To Wandb And Initiating The Connection. If I Simply Exchange Wandb Calls With Clearml Calls, Worker Nr 1, Which Handles The Co

It seems that running Task.init() outside in the main process before spawning multiple processes, and calling Task.current_task() inside the rank = 0 process works with no slowdown

2 months ago
0 Hi, I Am Switching From Wandb To Clearml In My Pytorch Ddp Training Script. With Wandb I Used To Have Worker Nr 1 Handle Logging To Wandb And Initiating The Connection. If I Simply Exchange Wandb Calls With Clearml Calls, Worker Nr 1, Which Handles The Co

It just puzzles me that if a single subprocess spawns a task, meaning that only one task is active, and that task is only accessed by the worker creating it, the massive slowdown happens

2 months ago