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Hi, Is There A Way To Create A Draft Experiment Manually? That Is - Give It A Some File To Run, Or, Better Yet, A Function To Run Which Will Be The Start Of The Experiment? In W&B, For Example It Is Possible To Simply Write (Their


That's actually very easy. The correct packages and repo are the same as now - the loaded ones (if you pass a function as an argument, you already loaded its module and related packages from the relevant git repo & commit).
For the arguments, you could extract them using task.get_parameters_as_dict() . You could also allow passing additional arguments that will be pickled (but that's unnecessary):
Task.create("Name", function=start_task_func, arg1, arg2, arg3=arg3)The W&B interface is very intuitive and simple at that point:
` def train():
run = wandb.init()
print("config:", dict(run.config))
for epoch in range(35):
print("running", epoch)
wandb.log({"metric": run.config.param1, "epoch": epoch})
time.sleep(1)

wandb.agent(sweep_id, function=train) `I was hoping that you had something similar.

  
  
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