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Generate HPC scheduler systems jobs input scripts, submit these scripts to HPC systems, and poke until they finish
DPDispatcher is a Python package used to generate HPC (High-Performance Computing) scheduler systems (Slurm/PBS/LSF/Bohrium) jobs input scripts, submit them to HPC systems, and poke until they finish. DPDispatcher will monitor (poke) until these jobs finish and download the results files (if these jobs are running on remote systems connected by SSH).
For more information, check the documentation.
DPDispatcher can be installed by pip
:
pip install dpdispatcher
To add Bohrium support, execute
pip install dpdispatcher[bohrium]
See Getting Started for usage.
DPDispatcher is maintained by Deep Modeling's developers and welcomes other people. See Contributing Guide to become a contributor! 🤓
DPDispatcher is derived from the DP-GEN package. To mention DPDispatcher in a scholarly publication, please read Section 3.3 in the DP-GEN paper.
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Generate HPC scheduler systems jobs input scripts, submit these scripts to HPC systems, and poke until they finish
We found that dpdispatcher demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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