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The model will be downloaded to a subfolder called `name_version` (based on the `--model_id` parameter) of the path in `--path` parameter. For example, with `--model_id "my_model:100` this will be `my_model_100`. The subfolder will contain two folders: one for the `MODEL` and one for the `ENVIRONMENT` files.
The model is expected to be in the format above, i.e. contained in a subfolder called `name_version` of the path in `--path` parameter. The model will be automatically given the next available `id` once uploaded to the workspace. For example, if `my_model:100` already exists then it will be called `my_model:101`.
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Once in place you may want to run inference on the model with partial test data, i.e. test data from patients for whom
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some of the labels are missing. Normally inference on partial test data would raise an exception. To allow inference to continue over partial test data add the flag `--allow_incomplete_labels` to your inference call, for example `python InnerEye/ML/runner.py --allow_incomplete_labels --train=False --azureml --model=<model_name> --run_recovery_id=<recovery_id>`
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some of the labels are missing. Normally inference on partial test data would raise an exception. To allow inference to continue over partial test data add the flag `--allow_incomplete_labels` to your inference call, for example `python InnerEye/ML/runner.py --allow_incomplete_labels --no-train --azureml --model=<model_name> --run_recovery_id=<recovery_id>`
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