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Currently we aren't too careful about the naming of everything in the output directory. If a user runs an experiment with lots of custom modules (e.g. custom dataset, custom lm_processing, custom methods, custom normalisation results) we currently will just hit strange errors in the output. I had a little go at ensuring these problems would be mitigated at least for the error_name here:
name = '{}_{}'.format(i, Path(error_name).name.replace('.', '_'))
but clearly this requires deeper thought to work for all modules.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently we aren't too careful about the naming of everything in the output directory. If a user runs an experiment with lots of custom modules (e.g. custom dataset, custom lm_processing, custom methods, custom normalisation results) we currently will just hit strange errors in the output. I had a little go at ensuring these problems would be mitigated at least for the error_name here:
but clearly this requires deeper thought to work for all modules.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: