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Allow overriding number of cores used by reconstructors on the CLI #2307
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- It can be useful to set n_jobs indepently from the config file - For the sklearn reconstructors this requires setting n_jobs on every model, that is attached to the reconstructor - Fixes #2307
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- It can be useful to set n_jobs indepently from the config file - For the sklearn reconstructors this requires setting n_jobs on every model, that is attached to the reconstructor - Fixes #2307
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- It can be useful to set n_jobs indepently from the config file - For the sklearn reconstructors this requires setting n_jobs on every model, that is attached to the reconstructor - Fixes #2307
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- It can be useful to set n_jobs indepently from the config file - For the sklearn reconstructors this requires setting n_jobs on every model, that is attached to the reconstructor - Fixes cta-observatory#2307
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Please describe the use case that requires this feature.
Useful for GRID processing / other job systems with resource management.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add a CLI option that allows overriding the number of cores used by reconstructors e.g. SKLearn based reconstructors to the train and apply tools.
This is needed to be able to set different n_cores for training and application.
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