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Experiments: Reproduce experiments #1057
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Use W&B to reproduce an experiment that a team member creates. Reproducing a machine learning experiment is a crucial part in verifying and validating the results of that experiment. | ||
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Before you reproduce an experiment, make note of the: |
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Before you reproduce an experiment, make note of the: | |
You need the name of the project and run you want to reproduce. |
3. From the list of runs, select the run that you want to reproduce. | ||
4. Click **Overview**. | ||
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Depending on how your team member configured their project, you can reproduce an experiment by either checking out their GitHub repository or downloading their code. |
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Depending on how your team member configured their project, you can reproduce an experiment by either checking out their GitHub repository or downloading their code. | |
To continue, download the experiment's code at a given hash or clone the experiment's entire repository. |
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git clone https://github.com/your-repo.git && cd your-repo | ||
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2. Copy and paste **Git state** into your terminal. The Git state is a set of Git commands that will check out the exact commit that your teammate used to create the experiment. Replace values specified in the proceeding code snippet with your own: |
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Is the field actually called Git state? It seems like the only thing you need is the hash?
To make sure your code block is within the numbered step, indent it 4 spaces, to align with the "C" in "Copy".
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It is indeed called "Git state"
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You also need the name of the run
Ticket: https://wandb.atlassian.net/browse/DOCS-535
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