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7 months ago
0 Hey All, Very New To Clearml! I Am Trying To Design An Hpo Setup Using The Optuna Configuration, And I'M Working On Getting My Template Trainer Set Up. The Issue I'M Having Is It'S Unclear To Me How To Define One Of My Hyperparameters Whose Size Is Dynami

if anyone is curious, I figured out a solution in which I can simply define hyperparameters that I might not actually use depending on the value of num_layers. This works because of the limited size range, but curious to think about this more for higher dynamic ranges.

7 months ago
0 Does Anyone Have Experience With Integrating Clearml And Slurm? If So, What Pattern Did You Use? (Did You Submit Tasks And Just Use Clearml As Tracker, Or Did You Start Agents With Slurm?) Would Love To Hear From The Community Before Trying To Diy

@<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14> Would this be equivalent to an automated job submission from clearml to the cluster? My cluster security rules do not allow for automated job submission. I am looking for a setup which allows me to essentially create the workers and start the tasks from a slurm script, with clearml simply receiving the information about the workers and sending information to the cluster regarding allotment of the tasks, but without clearml explicitly sending the ...

6 months ago