comet_ml.API ¶
The API class is used as a Python interface to the Comet.ml Python API.
You can use an instance of the API() class to quickly and easily access all of your logged information at comet, including metrics, parameters, tags, and assets.
Example calls to get workspace, project, and experiment data:
- API.get(): gets all of your personal workspaces
- API.get(WORKSPACE): gets all of your projects from WORKSPACE
- API.get(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME): get all APIExperiments in WORKSPACE/PROJECT
- API.get_experiment(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME, EXPERIMENT_KEY): get an APIExperiment
- API.get_experiment("WORKSPACE/PROJECT_NAME/EXPERIMENT_KEY"): get an APIExperiment
- API.get_experiments(WORKSPACE): get all APIExperiments in WORKSPACE
- API.get_experiments(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME): get all APIExperiments in WORKSPACE/PROJECT
- API.get_experiments(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME, PATTERN): get all APIExperiments in WORKSPACE/PROJECT/PATTERN
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The API instance also gives you access to the low-level Python API function calls:
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For more usage examples, see Comet Python API examples.
Functions¶
__init__ ¶
__init__(api_key=None, cache=True, version='v2')
Application Programming Interface to the Comet Python interface.
Parameters:
api_key
(str
, default:None
) –Your private COMET_API_KEY.
cache
(bool
, default:True
) –Whether to cache on values or not.
version
(str
, default:'v2'
) –The version of the REST API to use.
Note
api_key may be defined in environment (COMET_API_KEY) or in a .comet.config file.
Example
import comet_ml
from comet_ml.api import API
comet_ml.login()
api = API()
api.get("my-workspace")
add_registry_model_version_stage ¶
add_registry_model_version_stage(workspace, registry_name, version, stage)
Adds a stage to a registered model version.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using model.set_status(version='<version>', status='<status>')
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
) –The version of model to update.
stage
(str
) –"production", or "staging", etc.
archive_experiment ¶
archive_experiment(experiment_key)
Archive one experiment.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –the experiment key to archive
archive_experiments ¶
archive_experiments(experiment_keys)
Archive list of experiments.
Parameters:
experiment_keys
(list
) –the experiment keys to archive
clear_cache ¶
clear_cache()
Used when cache is on, but you have added/changed data outside of this API instance. You could also just start with no cache. Or, if you had started with cache, turn it off:Note
Example
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import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API(cache=False)
>>> api = API(cache=True)
>>> api.do_cache(False)
create_project ¶
create_project(workspace, project_name, project_description=None, public=False)
Create a project.
Parameters:
project_name
(str
) –The project name.
project_description
(str
, default:None
) –The description for this project.
public
(bool
, default:False
) –If True the project will be public.
create_project_share_key ¶
create_project_share_key(project_id)
Get the share keys for a private project ID.
Parameters:
project_id
(str
) –The ID of the project
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_mlAPI()
SHARE_KEY = api.create_project_share_key(PROJECT_ID)
See also: API.get_project_share_keys(), and API.delete_project_share_key().
delete_experiment ¶
delete_experiment(experiment_key)
Delete one experiment.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –The experiment key for the experiment to delete.
delete_experiments ¶
delete_experiments(experiment_keys)
Delete list of experiments.
Parameters:
experiment_keys
(list
) –a list of experiment keys to delete.
delete_project ¶
delete_project(
workspace=None, project_name=None, project_id=None, delete_experiments=False
)
Delete a project.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
, default:None
) –the name of the workspace (required if project_id not given)
project_name
(str
, default:None
) –the name of the project (required if project_id not given)
project_id
(str
, default:None
) –the project id (required, if workspace and project name not given)
delete_experiments
(bool
, default:False
) –if True, delete all of the experiments, too
delete_project_share_key ¶
delete_project_share_key(project_id, share_key)
Delete a share key for a private project ID.
Parameters:
project_id
(str
) –The ID of the project
share_key
(str
) –The share key to delete
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
SHARE_KEYS = api.get_project_share_keys(PROJECT_ID)
api.delete_project_share_key(PROJECT_ID, SHARE_KEYS[0])
See also: API.get_project_share_keys(), and API.create_project_share_key().
delete_registry_model ¶
delete_registry_model(workspace, registry_name)
Deletes a registered model.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
delete_registry_model_version ¶
delete_registry_model_version(workspace, registry_name, version)
Deletes a registered model version.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model
version
(str
) –The version of model to update
delete_registry_model_version_stage ¶
delete_registry_model_version_stage(workspace, registry_name, version, stage)
Removes a stage from a registered model version.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using model.set_status(version='<version>', status='<status>')
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
) –The version of model to update.
stage
(str
) –"production", or "staging", etc.
do_cache ¶
do_cache(*endpoints)
Cache the given endpoints.Example
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import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
api.do_cache("experiments", "projects")
do_not_cache ¶
do_not_cache(*endpoints)
Do not cache the given endpoints.Example
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import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
api.do_not_cache("experiments", "projects")
download_experiment_asset ¶
download_experiment_asset(
experiment_key: str, asset_id: str, output_path: str
) -> None
Download an experiment (or a model registry) asset to the specified output_path.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –The experiment unique key to download from.
asset_id
(str
) –The asset ID.
output_path
(str
) –Where to download the asset.
Raises:
CometRestApiException
–if the asset or experiment_key is not found.
OSError
–if the asset cannot be written to the output_path.
download_registry_model ¶
download_registry_model(
workspace,
registry_name,
version=None,
output_path="./",
expand=True,
stage=None,
)
Download and save all files from the registered model.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using comet_ml.Model.download
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
, default:None
) –The version string of the model.
output_path
(str
, default:'./'
) –The output directory
expand
(bool
, default:True
) –If True, the downloaded zipfile is unzipped; if False, then the zipfile is copied to the output_path.
stage
(str
, default:None
) –A textual tag such as "production" or "staging".
gen_experiments ¶
gen_experiments(workspace, project_name=None, pattern=None)
Get APIExperiments by workspace, workspace + project, or workspace + project + regular expression pattern.
get ¶
get(
workspace: Optional[str] = None,
project_name: Optional[str] = None,
experiment: Optional[str] = None,
)
Get the following items:
- list of workspace names, given no arguments
- list of project names, given a workspace name
- list of experiment names/keys, given workspace and project names
- an experiment, given workspace, project, and experiment name/key
Parameters:
workspace
(str
, default:None
) –Workspace name.
project_name
(str
, default:None
) –Project name.
experiment
(str
, default:None
) –Experiment key.
Note
workspace
, project_name
, and experiment
can also be given as a single string, delimited with a slash.
get_account_details ¶
get_account_details()
Return the username and the default workspace name for the authorized user.
Returns:
dict
–Returns dictionary object of the format:
{ 'userName': 'USERNAME', 'defaultWorkspaceName': 'WORKSPACE', }
get_archived_experiment ¶
get_archived_experiment(workspace, project_name, experiment)
Get a single archived APIExperiment by workspace, project, experiment.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –Workspace name
project_name
(str
) –Project name
experiment
(str
) –Experiment key
get_archived_experiments ¶
get_archived_experiments(workspace, project_name=None, pattern=None)
Get archived APIExperiments by workspace, workspace + project, or workspace + project + regular expression pattern.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –Workspace name
project_name
(str
, default:None
) –The project name, if ommitted all projects will be searched
pattern
(str
, default:None
) –Regex pattern to apply on the experiment name or the experiment key
get_artifact_details ¶
get_artifact_details(workspace=None, artifact_name=None, artifact_id=None)
Returns the details of a single artifact identified either by the workspace name + the artifact name or by its unique artifact ID.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
, default:None
) –The name of the workspace
artifact_name
(str
, default:None
) –The name of the artifact
artifact_id
(str
, default:None
) –The unique ID of the artifact, for example
6194e719-f596-48e7-8cca-8530c16dd007
Example
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The print statement above prints the following output:
{'artifactId': '6194e719-f596-48e7-8cca-8530c16dd007',
'project': 'demo-artifacts',
'type': 'dataset',
'name': 'demo-artifact',
'description': None,
'latestVersion': '2.0.0',
'tags': [],
'isPublic': False,
'emoji': None,
'sizeInBytes': 21113,
'versions': [{'artifactVersionId': 'a8286090-c637-4270-99ab-25b18676a035',
'version': '1.0.0',
'owner': 'lothiraldan',
'metadata': None,
'createdFrom': None,
'sizeInBytes': 0,
'state': None,
'added': 1621948911721,
'alias': ['current-production'],
'tags': ['production']},
{'artifactVersionId': 'bf778c64-a97c-4bff-9752-7fa6bfebbe2e',
'version': '2.0.0',
'owner': 'lothiraldan',
'metadata': None,
'createdFrom': None,
'sizeInBytes': 21113,
'state': None,
'added': 1621948972987,
'alias': ['Latest'],
'tags': ['staging']}]}
get_artifact_files ¶
get_artifact_files(
workspace=None,
artifact_name=None,
artifact_id=None,
version=None,
alias=None,
)
Returns the files of a single artifact version. The artifact is identified either by the workspace name + the artifact name or by its unique artifact ID. The artifact version is identified either by an explicit version or by an explicit alias.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
, default:None
) –The name of the workspace
artifact_name
(str
, default:None
) –The name of the artifact
artifact_id
(str
, default:None
) –The unique ID of the artifact, for example
6194e719-f596-48e7-8cca-8530c16dd007
version
(str
, default:None
) –The version number of the artifact version you want
alias
(str
, default:None
) –The alias of the artifact version you want
Example
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The print statement above return the following:
{'files': [{'artifactId': '6194e719-f596-48e7-8cca-8530c16dd007',
'artifactVersionId': 'bf778c64-a97c-4bff-9752-7fa6bfebbe2e',
'assetId': '6aa914ffbee94e11b69445383d7732f4',
'fileName': 'logo.png',
'fileSize': 21113,
'link': None,
'dir': None,
'type': 'unknown',
'metadata': None}]}
To query by alias you can run:
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which will print the following:
{'files': [{'artifactId': '6194e719-f596-48e7-8cca-8530c16dd007',
'artifactVersionId': 'a8286090-c637-4270-99ab-25b18676a035',
'assetId': 'dea243de41714a48961f725dbbe4d214',
'fileName': 'file',
'fileSize': 0,
'link': 's3://bucket/dir/file',
'dir': None,
'type': 'unknown',
'metadata': None}]}
get_artifact_list ¶
get_artifact_list(workspace, artifact_type=None)
Return the list of artifacts in a given workspace. Could be optionally filtered by a specific type.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
artifact_type
(str
, default:None
) –If provided only returns Artifacts with the given type
Example
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get_default_workspace ¶
get_default_workspace()
Get the default workspace name.Example
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import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
workspace = api.get_default_workspace()
get_experiment ¶
get_experiment(workspace, project_name, experiment)
Get a single APIExperiment by workspace, project, experiment.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –Workspace name
project_name
(str
) –Project name
experiment
(str
) –Experiment key
get_experiment_by_id ¶
get_experiment_by_id(experiment)
get_experiment_by_key ¶
get_experiment_by_key(experiment_key)
Get an APIExperiment by experiment key.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –Experiment key
get_experiments ¶
get_experiments(workspace, project_name=None, pattern=None)
Get APIExperiments by workspace, workspace + project, or workspace + project + regular expression pattern.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –Workspace name
project_name
(str
, default:None
) –The project name, if ommitted all projects will be searched
pattern
(str
, default:None
) –Regex pattern to apply on the experiment name or the experiment key
get_latest_registry_model_version_details ¶
get_latest_registry_model_version_details(
workspace: str,
registry_name: str,
stage: Optional[str] = None,
version_major: Optional[int] = None,
version_minor: Optional[int] = None,
) -> Dict[str, Any]
Return details about the latest model registry version, including its asset list.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using comet_ml.Model.find_versions
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version_major
(int
, default:None
) –The major part of version string of the model.
version_minor
(int
, default:None
) –The minor part of version string of the model.
stage
(str
, default:None
) –A textual tag such as "production" or "staging".
Example
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will print the following dictionary:
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get_metrics_df ¶
get_metrics_df(
experiment_keys: List[str],
metrics: List[str],
x_axis: str = "step",
interpolate: bool = True,
) -> Optional[pd.DataFrame]
Get a DataFrame of multiple metrics from a set of experiments across a specified x-axis.
Parameters:
experiment_keys
(List[str]
) –A list of experiment keys.
metrics
(List[str]
) –a list of metric names.
x_axis
(step | epoch | duration
, default:'step'
) –a specifield field that metric values will be based on.
interpolate
(bool
, default:True
) –whether to apply linear interpolation to numerical columns or not.
Returns:
Optional[DataFrame]
–pd.DataFrame: A Pandas DataFrame of metrics from a set of experiments across a specified x-axis
get_metrics_for_chart ¶
get_metrics_for_chart(
experiment_keys, metrics=None, parameters=None, independent=True, full=False
)
Get multiple metrics and parameters from a set of experiments. This method is designed to make custom charting easier.
Parameters:
experiment_keys
(list
) –a list of experiment keys
metrics
(list
, default:None
) –List of metric names (e.g., "loss")
parameters
(list
, default:None
) –List of parameter names (e.g., "learning-rate")
independent
(bool
, default:True
) –get independent results?
full
(bool
, default:False
) –Fetch the full result?
Returns:
dict
–A dictionary of experiment keys with the following structure.
{EXPERIMENT_KEY: {'params'}
will beNone
if there are no parameters passed in.
Note
You should pass in a list of metric names, or a list of parameter names, or both.
Example
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The print statement above would return an object like:
{EXPERIMENT_KEY: {
'experiment_key': EXPERIMENT_KEY,
'steps': STEPS,
'epochs': None,
'metrics': [
{'metricName': 'loss',
'values': [VALUE, ...],
'steps': [STEP, ...],
'epochs': [EPOCH, ...],
'timestamps': [TIMESTAMP, ...],
'durations': [DURATION, ...],
}],
'params': {'hidden_layer_size': VALUE, ...},
}, ...}
get_model ¶
get_model(workspace: str, model_name: str) -> model.Model
Get a Model API object corresponding to a given model
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
model_name
(str
) –The name of registered model.
get_model_registry_version_assets ¶
get_model_registry_version_assets(
workspace, registry_name, version=None, stage=None
)
Return details about a single model registry version, including its asset list.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using comet_ml.Model.get_assets
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
, default:None
) –The version string of the model.
stage
(str
, default:None
) –A textual tag such as "production" or "staging".
Example
Running the following code
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get_panel_experiment_colors ¶
get_panel_experiment_colors() -> PanelColorMap
Returns a dictionary of experiment keys and their associated colors.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_experiment_keys ¶
get_panel_experiment_keys() -> List[str]
Returns the experiment keys associated with the workspace/ project_name associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_experiments ¶
get_panel_experiments() -> List[APIExperiment]
Returns the experiments associated with the workspace/ project_name associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_height ¶
get_panel_height() -> int
Returns a height of the panel (in pixels).
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_metric_colors ¶
get_panel_metric_colors() -> PanelColorMap
Returns a dictionary of metrics and their associated colors.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_metrics_names ¶
get_panel_metrics_names() -> List[str]
Returns the metric names for all experiments in the workspace/project_name associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_options ¶
get_panel_options() -> Dict[str, Any]
Returns the panel options as a dictionary.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_project_id ¶
get_panel_project_id() -> str
Returns the project_id associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_project_name ¶
get_panel_project_name() -> Union[str, None]
Returns the project name associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_size ¶
get_panel_size() -> Tuple[int, int]
Returns a tuple of the width and height of the panel (in pixels). (width, height)
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_width ¶
get_panel_width() -> int
Returns a width of the panel (in pixels).
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_panel_workspace ¶
get_panel_workspace() -> Union[str, None]
Returns the project name associated with this panel.
This method is designed for use inside a Comet Panel. For more information, please see: Python Panels
get_project ¶
get_project(workspace, project_name)
Return the details of a project in a workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
project_name
(str
) –The name of the project
Returns:
dict
–Dict of project details if the workspace/project exists, otherwise None.
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
print(api.get_project("workspace", "project-name"))
get_project_by_id ¶
get_project_by_id(project_id)
Return the details of a project given its project id.
Parameters:
project_id
(str
) –The ID of the project
Returns:
dict
–Dict of project details if the project_id exists, otherwise None.
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
print(api.get_project_by_id("2727432637263"))
get_project_notes ¶
get_project_notes(workspace, project_name)
Get the notes of a project.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
project_name
(str
) –The name of the project
Returns:
str
–Project notes
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
notes = api.get_project_notes("my-workspace", "my-project")
print(notes)
get_project_share_keys ¶
get_project_share_keys(project_id)
Get the share keys for a private project ID.
Parameters:
project_id
(str
) –The ID of the project
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
SHARE_KEYS = api.get_project_share_keys(PROJECT_ID)
See also: API.create_project_share_key(), and API.delete_project_share_key().
get_projects ¶
get_projects(workspace)
Return the details of the projects in a workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
Returns:
list
–List of project details in workspace.
get_query_variables ¶
get_query_variables(workspace, project_name)
Return the query variables of a project in a workspace. Used with API.query()
.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
project_name
(str
) –The name of the project
Returns:
list
–Objects used in forming queries, like:
[Metadata('user_name'), Metadata('start_server_timestamp'), Tag('my_tag'), ...]
get_registry_model_count ¶
get_registry_model_count(workspace)
Get a count of the number of registered models in this workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
get_registry_model_details ¶
get_registry_model_details(workspace, registry_name, version=None)
Get the details of a registered model in a workspace. If version is given then it will return the details of the workspace/registry-name/version. Otherwise, it will return the details of the workspace/registry-name.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
, default:None
) –The version string of the model.
Example
Running the following code:
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will print out the following dictionary:
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get_registry_model_names ¶
get_registry_model_names(workspace)
Get a list of model names associated with this workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
get_registry_model_notes ¶
get_registry_model_notes(workspace, registry_name)
Get the notes of a registered model in a workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
get_registry_model_versions ¶
get_registry_model_versions(workspace, registry_name)
Get a list of the version strings of a registered model in a workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
get_workspaces ¶
get_workspaces() -> Optional[List[str]]
Return a list of names of the workspaces for this user.
model_registry_allowed_status_values ¶
model_registry_allowed_status_values(workspace)
Get a list of the allowed values for the status of a model version in a given workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of workspace
move_experiments ¶
move_experiments(
experiment_keys, target_workspace, target_project_name, symlink=False
)
Move or symlink a list of experiments to another project_name.
Parameters:
experiment_keys
(list
) –List of experiment keys
target_workspace
(str
) –Workspace name to move experiments to
target_project_name
(str
) –The project name to move experiments to
symlink
(bool
, default:False
) –If True, then create a symlink in target_workspace/target_project_name.
Example
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query ¶
query(workspace, project_name, query, archived=False)
Perform a query on a workspace/project to find matching APIExperiment. Queries are composed of
((QUERY-VARIABLE OPERATOR VALUE) & ...)
# or:
(QUERY-VARIABLE.METHOD(VALUE) & ...)
where:
QUERY-VARIABLE
is Environment(NAME)
, Metric(NAME)
, Parameter(NAME)
, Other(NAME)
, Metadata(NAME)
, or Tag(VALUE)
.
OPERATOR
is any of the standard mathematical operators ==
, <=
, >=
, !=
, <
, >
.
METHOD
is between()
, contains()
, startswith()
, or endswith()
.
You may also place the bitwise ~
not operator in front of an expression which means to invert the expression. Use &
to combine additional criteria. Currently, |
(bitwise or) is not supported.
VALUE
can be any query type, includeing string
, boolean
, double
, datetime
, or timenumber
(number of seconds). None
and ""
are special values that mean NULL
and EMPTY
, respectively. Use API.get_query_variables(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME)
to see query variables and types for a project.
When using datetime
, be aware that the backend is using UTC datetimes. If you do not receive the correct experiments via a datetime query, please check with the web UI query builder to verify timezone of the server.
query()
returns a list of matching APIExperiments()
.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
project_name
(str
) –The name of the project
query
(Any
) –A query expression (see below)
archived
(bool
, default:False
) –Query the archived experiments if True
Example
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Note
- Use
~
fornot
on any expression - Use
~QUERY-VARIABLE.between(2,3)
for values not between 2 and 3 - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE == True)
for truth - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE == False)
for not true - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE == None)
for testing null - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE != None)
or~(QUERY-VARIABLE == None)
for testing not null - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE == "")
for testing empty - Use
(QUERY-VARIABLE != "")
or~(QUERY-VARIABLE == "")
for testing not empty - Use Python's datetime(YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, SECONDS) for comparing datetimes, like
Metadata("start_server_timestamp")
orMetadata("end_server_timestamp")
- Use seconds for comparing timenumbers, like
Metadata("duration")
- Use
API.get_query_variables(WORKSPACE, PROJECT_NAME)
to see query variables and types.
Do not use 'and', 'or', 'not', 'is', or 'in'. These are logical operators and you must use mathematical operators for queries. For example, always use '==' where you might usually use 'is'.
restore_experiment ¶
restore_experiment(experiment_key)
Restore one experiment.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –the experiment ID to restore.
set_project_notes ¶
set_project_notes(workspace, project_name, notes)
Set the notes of a project. Overwrites any previous notes.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace
project_name
(str
) –The name of the project
notes
(str
) –The full notes
Example
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stop_experiment ¶
stop_experiment(experiment_key)
Stop a running experiment.
Parameters:
experiment_key
(str
) –the experiment key
Example
import comet_ml
# Start an online experiment:
experiment = comet_ml.Experiment()
# Perhaps somewhere else, while experiment
# is running:
api = comet_ml.API()
api.stop_experiment(experiment.get_key())
update_cache ¶
update_cache()
update_project ¶
update_project(
workspace,
project_name,
new_project_name=None,
description=None,
public=None,
)
Update the metadata of a project by project_name and workspace.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –name of workspace
project_name
(str
) –name of project
new_project_name
(str
, default:None
) –new name of project
description
(str
, default:None
) –new description of project
public
(bool
, default:None
) –new setting of visibility
Example
import comet_ml
comet_ml.login()
api = comet_ml.API()
api.update_project("mywork", "oldproj",
new_project_name="newproj", description="desc",
public=True)
update_project_by_id ¶
update_project_by_id(
project_id, new_project_name=None, description=None, public=None
)
Update the metadata of a project by project_id.
Parameters:
project_id
(str
) –project id
new_project_name
(str
, default:None
) –new name of project
description
(str
, default:None
) –new description of project)
public
(bool
, default:None
) –new setting of visibility
Example
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update_registry_model ¶
update_registry_model(
workspace, registry_name, new_name=None, description=None, public=None
)
Updates a registered model's name, description, and/or visibility.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
new_name
(str
, default:None
) –The new name of model.
description
(str
, default:None
) –The new description of model.
public
(bool
, default:None
) –The new visibility of model.
update_registry_model_notes ¶
update_registry_model_notes(workspace, registry_name, notes)
Updates a registered model's notes.
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
notes
(str
) –Notes of model.
update_registry_model_version ¶
update_registry_model_version(
workspace, registry_name, version, comment=None, stages=None
)
Update a registered model version's comments and stages.
This method has been deprecated as stage
has been replaced by status
and a new comet_ml.Model object was introduced. We recommend using the comet_ml.API.get_model method to get the Model object and then using comet_ml.Model.set_status or comet_ml.Model.add_tag
Parameters:
workspace
(str
) –The name of the workspace.
registry_name
(str
) –The name of the model.
version
(str
) –The version of model to update.
comment
(str
, default:None
) –Comments of model version.
stages
(List[str]
, default:None
) –A new list of stages, e.g. ["production", "staging"].
use_cache ¶
use_cache(cache=None)
Turn cache on/off or return cache.
Parameters:
cache
(bool
, default:None
) –Whether or not to use the cache
Example
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