Make CLI support all relevant model types
See original GitHub issueCurrently all CLI entry points only work for MoLeRVae
as they use VaeWrapper
, while e.g. molecule_generation sample
could also support MoLeRGenerator
. While generalizing things, we may also want to rethink the choice to do model type discovery based on filenames (@sarahnlewis may have thoughts on this).
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Thanks for the head start @kmaziarz and @sarahnlewis . I’ll get started with the task.
@anamika-yadav99: So, summing up, for now let’s use the generic way of loading the wrapper for
sample.py
only. Technically some modes of visualization would also work forMoLeRGenerator
, but the visualizer is a bit of a work-in-progress at the moment, so I would leave it out for now.