Preset step
A preset step performs a single experiment with a specific configuration. The purpose of this step is to help you quickly understand how good is a particular configuration.
A preset step offers two options when selecting the configuration of the experiment to be executed:
Use a configuration taken from an experiment of a study (can be the same study)
Use a custom configuration
The preset step has the following structure:
Field | Type | Value restrictions | Is required | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
| string |
| yes | The type of the step, in this case, | |
| string | yes | The name of the step | ||
| boolean |
| no |
| The execution policy of the step:
|
| array of objects | Each object should have the structure described below | no | The study and the experiment from which to take the configuration of the experiment The This can be set only if | |
| object | The keys should match existing parameters | no | The configuration with which execute the experiment This can be set only if | |
| string | this cannot be used when using a from option since no experiment is actually executed | no | ||
| string | this cannot be used when using a from option since no experiment is actually executed | no |
where the from
field should have the following structure:
with
study
contains the name or ID of the study from which to take the configuration. In the case this is omitted, the same study of the step is considered for experiments from which taking configurationsexperiments
contains the number of the experiment from which to take the configuration
Examples
Custom configuration
You can provide a custom configuration by setting values
:
Configuration from another study
You can select a configuration taken from another study by setting from
:
Configuration from the same study
You can select a configuration taken from the same study by setting from
but by omitting the study
field:
Notice: the from
and experiments
fields are defined as a list, but can only contain one element.
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