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Getting started: local instance
Jakub edited this page Feb 24, 2018
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- Python 3.5
- Neptune
clone this repo to your working directory
$ git clone https://github.com/neptune-ml/kaggle-toxic-starter.gitcreate virtualenv with python 3.5
$ virtualenv toxic_venv -p python3.5activate newly created virtualenv
$ source toxic_venv/bin/activateinstall TensorFlow and Keras.
- in case you have GPU
$ pip3 install tensorflow-gpu==1.1.0
$ pip3 install Keras==2.0.8- in case you do not have GPU
$ pip3 install tensorflow==1.1.0
$ pip3 install Keras==2.0.8install remaining requirements (note that neptune is included in the requirements)
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txtNeptune setup
- register on the neptune site to receive $5 in GPU time.
- create neptune project
- go to the neptune site and log in
- create new project named
toxic. To do it follow the linkProjects(top bar, left side), then clickNew projectbutton. This action will generate project-keyTOX, which is already listed in theneptune_config.yaml.
log in to neptune via command line
$ neptune login- define paths in the neptune.yaml file
data_dir: path/to/my/data/dir- run train test splitting script
neptune run -- train_valid_splitAt this point you are ready to go! :-)