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An open question for the science users - would it beneficial to be able to define a set of models to use for inference?
Given a collection of models that must all be used to predict results for a given data set we could either run the data through each model individually (or in manually in parallel with a collection of scripts) or we could parallelize this within FIBAD such that the input data is accessed once, and processed in parallel by many models.
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An open question for the science users - would it beneficial to be able to define a set of models to use for inference?
Given a collection of models that must all be used to predict results for a given data set we could either run the data through each model individually (or in manually in parallel with a collection of scripts) or we could parallelize this within FIBAD such that the input data is accessed once, and processed in parallel by many models.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: