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Releases: analysiscenter/batchflow

0.8.9

29 Jul 09:21
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This release:

  • improves the functions for optimal batch size computation;
  • allows for using dictionary for model outputs;
  • adds a few new Monitor types;
  • fixes Pipeline queue and allows for passing executors to the run;

Full Changelog: 0.8.8...0.8.9

0.8.8

15 Jul 08:53
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This PR:

  • improves Normalizer class;
  • adds a way to get detailed activations of a TorchModel;
  • adds a tutorial on segmentation with batchflow, as well as ADE20k dataset;
  • adds delayed imports mechanism and applies it to rarely-used libraries or ones with optional dependencies;

Full Changelog: 0.8.7...0.8.8

0.8.7

01 Aug 10:50
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Update package versions

0.8.6

25 Jul 12:56
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Added Normalizer and Quantizer classes for convenience

0.8.5

05 Jul 09:18
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Minor fixes

0.8.4

19 May 10:45
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Fix both versions to be the same

0.8.3

18 May 15:30
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Fix model decay behaviour

0.8.2a

04 May 11:36
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Lots of incremental improvements. Main features are:

  • fix memory leak in Pipeline.run with prefetch turned on;
  • make Profiler a lot faster, which allows to turn it on by default
  • make TorchModel work with outputs on the fly
  • fixed release action

0.8.1

13 Feb 11:53
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Fix small bug relating padding in ResBlock

0.8.0

30 Dec 11:12
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This release fixes crop behavior of TorchModel, as well as adds new blocks and methods:

  • InternBlock with deformable convolutions
  • separate BottleneckBlock that extends the functionality of ResBlock
  • method for getting a reference to the current TorchModel instance inside train/predict contexts
  • mode parameter for train and predict methods to control nn.Module behavior.

Also, this is the first version after numpy deprecation of autocast to dtype=object of mishaped arrays, so this is fixed in some places.