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Hello And Afternoon! Is There A Programmatic Way (Using The Sdk) To Initiate Comparison Between Two Pipeline? Use Case: I Have Two Individual Pipelines With Different Models Being Executed Programmatically, Now I Want These Two Pipeline To Have A Comparis

Hello and Afternoon!
Is there a programmatic way (using the SDK) to initiate comparison between two pipeline?
Use case: I have two individual pipelines with different models being executed programmatically, Now I want these two pipeline to have a comparison between the scalars. I am thinking of creating third Task or a pipeline as a wrapper to enclose the runs of the previous two pipelines to display the comparison. Any pointers or a better way to solve this problem would be much appreciated.

  
  
Posted 2 months ago
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Hi @<1722786129071050752:profile|DullCentipede49> , sorry for the delayed response - pulling scalars is not part of the pipeline interface, but part of the task interface - once you have the steps task IDs from the pipeline, you can use the Task.. methods to get the reported scalars for each step

  
  
Posted 2 months ago

Hi @<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55>
Thanks for your response. I was looking at the PipelineController SDK documentation but I could not find a method that will pull/get the scalars, Can you please point me to the appropriate method?

  
  
Posted 2 months ago

Hi @<1722786129071050752:profile|DullCentipede49> , you can always pull the scalars from the two pipelines and compare them?

  
  
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