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Augmented Population Based Training

This is an implementation of augmented population-based training. The necessary files are the following main.py (main file with options) ann.py (dependency for all neural net functionalities) apbt.py (dependency for all augmented population-based training functionalities) utils.py (dependency for utility functions used) testIdentity.py (main identity experiment file) testTennis.py (main tennis experiment file) testIris.py (main Iris experiment file) data/ (directory of all required attribute, training and testing data files)

No need to compile since the Python files are interpreted

To run the tree with options, use the following command example:

$ python source/main.py \
-a data/iris/iris-attr.txt \
-d data/iris/iris-train.txt \
-t data/iris/iris-test.txt \
-w models/weights.txt \
-k 80 \
-e 3000 \
--debug

where python3 is the python 3.X.X interpreter, usage: main.py [-h] -a ATTRIBUTES -d TRAINING -t TESTING [-w WEIGHTS] -k K_INDS -e EPOCHS [--debug] Population Based Training for Artificial Neural Networks

    optional arguments:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    -a ATTRIBUTES, --attributes ATTRIBUTES
                            path to the attributes files (required)
    -d TRAINING, --training TRAINING
                            path to the training data files (required)
    -t TESTING, --testing TESTING
                            path to the test data files (optional)
    -w WEIGHTS, --weights WEIGHTS
                            path to save the weights (optional)
    -k K_INDS, --k-inds K_INDS
                            number of individuals in the population (default: 60)
    -e EPOCHS, --epochs EPOCHS
                            number of epochs to train
    --debug               debug mode, prints statements activated (optional)

To find out about the options, use:

$ python3 main.py -h

To run the different experiment files (should be in same directory as data files), use the following command:

$ python3 testIdentity.py
$ python3 testTennis.py 
$ python3 testIris.py

where python3 is the python 3.X.X interpreter, and provided the data files are present and in the same directory as the experiment files