| #SBATCH --partition=scavenger-gpu | |
| #SBATCH --exclude=dcc-youlab-gpu-28,dcc-gehmlab-gpu-56 | |
| #SBATCH --array=0,1,2,3,4,5 # 6 configurations to test | |
| #SBATCH --ntasks=1 | |
| #SBATCH --nodes=1 | |
| #SBATCH --cpus-per-task=4 | |
| #SBATCH --mem-per-cpu=64G | |
| #SBATCH --gres=gpu:1 | |
| #SBATCH --time=72:00:00 | |
| #SBATCH --output=/work/jf381/code/code/ICL_LOG/3_30_18/%A_%a_%j.out | |
| #SBATCH --error=/work/jf381/code/code/ICL_LOG/3_30_18/%A_%a_%j.err | |
| #SBATCH --nodelist=dcc-allenlab-gpu-[01-04],dcc-allenlab-gpu-[05-12],dcc-majoroslab-gpu-[01-08],dcc-yaolab-gpu-[01-08],dcc-wengerlab-gpu-01,dcc-engelhardlab-gpu-[01-04],dcc-motesa-gpu-[01-04],dcc-pbenfeylab-gpu-[01-04],dcc-vossenlab-gpu-[01-04],dcc-youlab-gpu-[01-56],dcc-mastatlab-gpu-01,dcc-viplab-gpu-01,dcc-youlab-gpu-57 | |
| #SBATCH --requeue | |
| set -e | |
| # nvidia-smi | grep 'python' | awk '{ print $5 }' | xargs -n1 kill -9 | |
| # SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID=3 | |
| # conda activate /work/jf381/cache/conda_envs/paul31 | |
| # source activate /work/jf381/cache/conda_envs/paul31 | |
| # use SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID to control | |
| # cd /work/jf381/code/code/ICL_Jay | |
| # distribute 1000 tasks on | |
| # python /work/jf381/code/code/ICL_Jay/train_end2end_new.py --test_mode $SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID --n_epochs 3001 --data_type sphere --data_generation --slurm_id --slurm_tasks | |
| # n_epochs_stride | |
| # SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID=0 | |
| python /work/jf381/code/code/ICL_Jay/train_end2end_new.py --test_mode $SLURM_ARRAY_TASK_ID --n_epochs 30001 --data_type swiss_roll | |
| # python /work/jf381/code/code/ICL_Jay/train_end2end_new_test.py --test_mode 3 --n_epochs 31 --load_model | |
| # Test Mode 0: Full Training | |
| # This is the "full package" mode where everything is turned on. We're training all components simultaneously - Laplacian prediction (lap_weight=1), positional encoding (pe_weight=1), and in-context learning (icl_weight=1). We just give the model raw data and let it handle everything end-to-end. This tests how well all components work together. | |
| # Test Mode 1: Pretrain Laplacian Only | |
| # This focuses just on pretraining the Laplacian prediction component (lap_weight=1) while turning off the other parts (pe_weight=0, icl_weight=0). It's like teaching the model to understand the graph structure first before worrying about embeddings or classification. We're laying the foundation. | |
| # Test Mode 2: Pretrain Positional Encoding | |
| # Here, we're assuming we already have the correct Laplacian (we feed in real_lap), and we're training just the positional encoding component (pe_weight=1). We're skipping the Laplacian prediction (lap_weight=0) and not worrying about classification yet (icl_weight=0). This lets us focus on learning good embeddings from a known graph structure. | |
| # Test Mode 3: Pretrain In-Context Learning | |
| # In this mode, we're assuming we already have the perfect embeddings (we feed in real_ev), and we're only training the classification component (icl_weight=1). Both Laplacian and positional encoding parts are disabled (lap_weight=0, pe_weight=0). This tests how well the model can do classification when given ideal embeddings. | |
| # Test Mode 4: Pretrain Laplacian + Positional Encoding | |
| # This mode trains both the Laplacian prediction and positional encoding components together (lap_weight=1, pe_weight=1), but doesn't train the classification part (icl_weight=0). It's about getting the underlying representation right before trying to do any classification. | |