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@IvanHCenalmor IvanHCenalmor released this 28 Nov 14:59
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1.0.0
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This is the first release of DL4MicEverywhere! 🚀
Bellow there is a list of all the initial features that DL4MicEverywhere comes with. 😄
Additionally, all the Docker Images that can be built with the configurations from DL4MicEverywhere will be automatically published on our Docker Hub. 🐳

Main Features

  • An easy-to-use Graphical User Interface (GUI) for both simple and advanced users:
    • Simple mode parameters:
      • Notebook name (from a given default list of notebooks).
      • Path to the data folder.
      • Path to the results folder.
      • GPU usage or not.
      • Custom tag for the Docker Image (optional).
    • Advanced mode parameters:
      • Local configuration file.
      • Local notebook file.
      • Local requirements file.
  • A parametrized Dockerfile that takes care of installing the features bellow and automatically converts the provided notebook into a 'colabless' format (replacing the magic widgets with ipywidgets, keeping the no-code strategy):
    • Operative System libraries.
    • NVIDIA drivers inside the Docker Image.
    • Python (with the requested version).
    • Python libraries (from requirements file and the required ones for launching the notebook).
  • A bash script responsible of reading the arguments, building the Docker Image and running it. Additionally, in the process, it performs some checking/testings and gives human-readable feedback to the user in case some problem happens (e.g. Docker Desktop not installed or launched).
  • A collection of configurations to create a wide collection of Docker Images.
  • A Continuous Integration system based on GitHub actions to:
    • Automatically build some of the documentation.
    • Check new contributions (Pull Request), if the provided configuration follows the specified schema and if a Docker Image can be built with it.
    • Automatically publish the Docker Images into Docker Hub.
  • A thoughtful documentation explaining all the steps for the installation and usage.
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