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Restarting an experiment programmatically
See original GitHub issueHi and thanks for the great work here 😄 So I am using the Session api, and I was wondering if there is any way to programmatically restart the experiment. I was thinking perhaps something like
sess = aim.Session(experiment = 'some_name')
sess.clear()
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@SGevorg oh gotcha! I didn’t know about this feature, still pretty new to Aim :^)
this may mean it is good enough! I can just push my users to organize it themselves
@lucidrains No worries at all. Aim is designed to “take in” tons of experiments, organize them seamlessly, search them and compare them. Only need to know that experiment is a namespace for training runs.
We should do better job conveying this to the users! Thanks for raising the issue 😃