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Is this ready to use in our exercises? #14
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importing also means this code will not be easily accessible to the students who may want to play around with / modify the UNet. Would it be better to include this library as a git submodule, then install it in editable mode in the |
I think initially the intention was to publish to pypi but I don't wanna be in charge of a dlmbl pypi account (but that is where it should live). so tbd if we have time to convince the bosses to set that up. They should be familiar with the UNet from the unet exercise and importing will make it easier to also use in the project phase, so I'm tending towards keeping it as a normal import. If someone is advanced enough that they wanna modify the UNet further I think they can figure out how to drop it in from the exercise or this library. As for the downgrade I think it's TBD whether we need that... iirc this is currently there due to the hardware in Milan. So will have to test once we have the TA machines. |
And yes, it's ready to use in exercises :) |
You don't necessarily need to be in charge of the DLMBL pypi account. You just need to get one of the bosses to create the account, and add a pypi api key to the organization. Then you can publish via a github action that has access to the token. |
yes :) but that requires one of the bosses to have time to do that. Might be a prep day type of task |
I removed the pin for now |
tracking pypi publication in #17 |
Description
Use dlmbl_unet
What I Did
pip install. This downgraded torch:
Is this downgrade important?
Added dependency from github
dlmbl_unet = git @ https://github.com/dlmbl-unet
to myrequirements.txt
. There are banners on the README that indicate the intention is to publish to pypi. Is there anything blocking this currently?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: