Add tqdm progress bar to initial data generation#1
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JPBotelho wants to merge 1 commit intoAxiomMath:mainfrom
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Add tqdm progress bar to initial data generation#1JPBotelho wants to merge 1 commit intoAxiomMath:mainfrom
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What?
Adds a
tqdmprogress bar to the data generation step.Why?
Added this progress bar in my fork after checking on a job after 10h and seeing it stuck on data generation.
"Testing"
Ran axplorer locally, verified the progress bar showed up.
tqdmis already defined as a dependency inenvironment.yaml, but not used.Future work
Similar progress bars could be added in other places, like scoring and inference.
It would be nice to trim unused dependencies.
The max of 20 workers in the process pool seems arbitrary.
I see there aren't contributing guidelines and this repo is just a code dump. Opening this PR as a way to test the waters - I would be happy to see a community form around this tool. I am curious to see what problems people are "throwing compute" at.
LLM Usage
Code written by @claude and reviewed by me.
Code "tested" by me.
PR message written by me.