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fix: make logging more informative during training #310
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_LOGGER.log_action_completed_against_resource("", "run", self) | ||
_LOGGER.log_action_completed_against_resource("run", "completed", self) |
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From the docstring of log_action_completed_against_resource
, which is:
Args:
noun (str): Noun the action acts on against the resource. Can be empty string.
action (str): Action started against resource. ie: "Deployed". Can be empty string.
resource_noun_obj (AiPlatformResourceNoun):
Resource noun object the action is acting against
I can't tell if these args are correct or not.
What does Noun the action acts on against the resource.
mean?
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The noun-action combo is for nouns in the following:
- run completed
- data imported
- model deployed
Sometimes these nouns are separate from the resource they act on. Like data/dataset and model/endpoint. Happy to improve the wording in the comment.
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Okay I see!
I was having trouble parsing the sentence. I get it now.
Perhaps could be changed to:
The noun that the action acts on against the resource.
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The action that was started against the resource.
, etc.
The examples would actually be the most helpful.
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log_wait = min(log_wait * multiplier, max_wait) | |||
previous_time = current_time |
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LGTM
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LGTM
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