feat: add convenience aggregation script for multiple runs, closes #2 #6
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this script aggregates performance metrics and clustering scores from several runs. it expects the backend and run timestamp to be encoded in the output folder, in the form: out_BACKEND_TIMESTAMP as produced by the Makefile in this repo. the script can produce both csv and parquet dataframes. it produces two different files to keep normalization of the data structure. some of the metadata are properties of the method leaves, and some others are properties of the metric leaves. indexing by run ID (the timestamp), together with dataset x method x seed x metric should be enough to JOIN the two data frames, if needed.
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Here just for documentation purposes, since this was used to produce the dataframes in #5 |
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this script aggregates performance metrics and clustering scores from several runs.
it expects the backend and run timestamp to be encoded in the output folder, in the form:
out_BACKEND_TIMESTAMP
as produced by the Makefile in this repo.
the script can produce both csv and parquet dataframes.
it produces two different files to keep normalization of the data structure. some of the metadata are properties of the method leaves, and some others are properties of the metric leaves.
indexing by run ID (the timestamp), together with dataset x method x seed x metric should be enough to JOIN the two data frames, if needed.