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Hi Everyone! I Have A Question Regarding A Specific Use Case For Tasks. To Run Hyperparam Optimization I Have A Function That Evaluates A Model On A Bunch Of Videos And Outputs A Metric. I Would Like To Log Somewhere The Results, So That I Can Then Easil

Hi everyone!

I have a question regarding a specific use case for tasks. To run hyperparam optimization I have a function that evaluates a model on a bunch of videos and outputs a metric. I would like to log somewhere the results, so that I can then easily retrieve the hyperparams -> metric mapping and do some analysis. I'd like to avoid creating a task for each function execution, since I can easily get to ~500 runs per model. I'd also want to re-use the results, so if I run again the hyperparam search for another 500 runs, I end up with 1000 total experiments.

I was thinking about having a single task per model that gets updated every time I re-run the search. In it I register a DataFrame and progressively add rows for each experiment, but this doesn't seems to work properly when re-using the task (I opened an issue on that: None ). I'm also not sure this would work when parallelizing the execution and having multiple workers write to the same dataframe.

Any better ideas? Thanks for any input!

  
  
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Well after you finish and you select your best - move it somewhere else and then cull the rest

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

Hi @<1570220858075516928:profile|SlipperySheep79> , I think you might be over complicating it. To keep things clean - even if you have a 1000 experiments, you can run the optimization in a designated project and after it finishes running and you have the results you can simply clean everything up.

What do you think?

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

So the issue is that I would like too keep the list of hyperparams and metrics, if I clean them up then I would lose them. But I agree that I might be overthinking it

  
  
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