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I had a quick looks and overall the structure looks pretty good!

I've made some comments about a few things I've done differently in my past scripts, but they are by no means meant to be the "ground-truth" on how to do things, and I'd be happy to hear your thoughts as well.

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### SLURM
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E.g. can do something like

python run_with_submitit.py --nodes 4 --timeout 3000 --coco_path /datasets01/COCO/022719

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I looked at it, but it feels like it adds the more learning curve to go through this example.
The code is right now completely agnostic to SLURM yet runnable with SLURM.
I think that leaving the decision of the adaptation of submitit to users will keep our code simpler.
As long as the bare minimum of how to use in SLURM environment is explained in README, then it should do.


The following is the evaluation result of training the model on WSJ0-2mix and WSJ0-3mix datasets.

### wsj0-mix 2speakers
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Do you want to upload a model to make it easier to reproduce these numbers?

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Yeah, I think that will be great.

@mthrok mthrok changed the base branch from conv-tasnet to master September 28, 2020 19:05
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### Overview

To traing a model, you can use [`train.py`](./train.py). This script takes the form of
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nit: train

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mthrok commented Oct 13, 2020

Thanks!

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