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RAITAP Documentation
RAITAP Documentation

Using RAITAP

  • Installation
  • Running a quick example
  • Creating & running your own configuration
    • General configuration guide
    • Kitchen-sink example
    • Global configuration
    • Model
    • Data
    • Transparency
    • Metrics
    • Tracking
  • Understanding outputs
  • Using job launchers (Slurm…)

Modules

  • Model
    • Configuration
    • Using your own model or built-in models
  • Data
    • Configuration
    • Using your own data or built-in samples
  • Transparency
    • Configuration
    • Supported libraries
    • Output
  • Metrics
    • Configuration
    • Underlying libraries
    • Output
  • Tracking
    • Configuration
    • Supported tracking backends
    • Output
  • Reporting
    • Configuration
    • Output

Reference

  • API Reference
    • raitap.data
    • raitap.metrics
    • raitap.models
    • raitap.tracking
    • raitap.transparency
  • License

Contributor documentation

  • Contributor documentation
    • Development environment setup
    • Pull requests and commit messages
    • Releases
    • Data module
    • Metrics module
    • Tracking module
    • Transparency module
  • Repository
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Model¶

The model module handles loading your model in a way that makes it usable to RAITAP. It is very simple and minimal.

Model module documentation

  • Configuration
  • Using your own model or built-in models
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