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kandi X-RAY | Pynet Summary
pynet is used to train an autoencoder to extract low dimensional features for speech synthesis. the pynet is used to implement the results from the paper [deep denoising auto-encoder for statistical speech synthesis] in pynet, there are three environment variables to be set. in order to build and run an autoencoder, we need to put together the various components (model, layer, dataset, learning_rule, log, cost function) into a train_object and run the training. the example model below is saved to the script [ae_example.py] ../example/ae_example.py). in order to do hyperparams search, run the script in [launch.py] ../hps/launch.py) in [hps dir] ../hps). to do that, first log into helios. inside model_config.py, if the values is placed in a tuple for a variable, it means that during the sampling of values for a variable, the value are sampled uniformly from the values in the tuple. for example for. to sample one set of hyperparams and run it locally, issue. to submit 5 jobs to the gpu cluster, issue. after finished running, you can checkout the
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- Build autoencoder
- Encodes input_values
- Evaluate the fprop
- Adds a layer to the network
- Plots the comparison results
- Extract examples from a folder
- Tile raster graphs
- Test fprop
- Builds the model
- Train the model
- Set environment variables
- Runs the model
- Generate a single block
- Apply preprocessing
- Run the job
- Plot the training and validation error
- Plot the raster graph
- Train the fprop
- Decodes the input values using theano function
- Run the test
- Build MLP model
- Plot a comparison spec for a given model
- Create autoencoder
- Build the model
- Run the model
- Load the next block
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This code is taken from https://pynet.twb-tech.com/blog/automation/netmiko.html
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Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 02:27Yes, you can do it like this
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My goal is to connect to a network device through a proxy/terminal server. When I connect using Putty I enter:
username:ttyS1@terminalservername
where username is the user name the number after :ttyS is the port number to which we want to connect, and terminalservername is the name of the proxy server. I have tried the code I got from these two links Link1 and Link2
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Answered 2019-Mar-17 at 08:57QUESTION
I want to get the results for all ip addresses that I am pinging in my playbook. For example, I am trying to ping three different IP addresses and I don't want to manually count how many output.results[] I have to set. Here is my edited playbook:
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Answered 2018-Sep-24 at 04:19You can use include_tasks module in a playbook as follows
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