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Is It Possible To Write Text File And See It In Results Of The Experiment? I Want To Use It To Version Data As In Keeping A Track Of What Images Have Been Trained On. Or Is There A Better Way Of Data Versioning In Clearml?

Is it possible to write text file and see it in results of the experiment? I want to use it to version data as in keeping a track of what images have been trained on. Or is there a better way of data versioning in ClearML?

  
  
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Following up on Alon's reply, make sure.you update the same artifact (exact same name) and that you do not generated a new artifact on each update of the text file

  
  
Posted 3 years ago

Is it possible to write text file and see it in results of the experiment?
You can upload any file as an artifact to your task, try:

task.upload_artifact(name=“results”, artifact_object=“text_file.txt”)

Notice the max preview for an artifact is 65k, and it is suggested to have one file like this (and not for every iteration for example)

  
  
Posted 3 years ago

I'll take a look at it, thank you.

  
  
Posted 3 years ago

Hi VexedCat68

Is it possible to write text file and see it in results of the experiment?

You can upload any file as an artifact to your task, try:

task.upload_artifact(name="results", artifact_object="text_file.txt")

I want to use it to version data as in keeping a track of what images have been trained on. Or is there a better way of data versioning in ClearML?

You can use https://clear.ml/docs/latest/docs/clearml_data/ for making the data accessible from every machine and traceability, or (in the paid versions) the https://clear.ml/products/clearml-hyper-datasets/ with you can explore. query, visualize and orchestrate the data

  
  
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