Soleil is a Python object configuration mechanism inspired by Meta's Hydra. It's main goal is to provide a Python mechanism for machine learning researchers to assemble flexible experiments in a way that is declarative, inheritable, automatically CLI-invokable and intuitively overridable.
- Install soleil using
pip install soleil
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See Soleil's full documentation for more information
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Contribute at Soleil's github page
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