2. Guide on aesp commands#
One may use dpgen2 through command line interface. A full documentation of the cli is found here.
2.1. Submit a workflow#
The aesp workflow can be submitted via the submit command
aesp submit input.json
where input.json is the input script. A guide of writing the script is found here. When a workflow is submitted, a ID (WFID) of the workflow will be printed for later reference.
2.2. Check the status of a workflow#
The status of stages of the workflow can be checked by the status command. It prints the indexes of the finished stages, iterations, and the accurate, candidate and failed ratio of explored configurations of each iteration.
2.2.1. show the progress of workflow#
aesp status input.json WFID
2.2.2. Show the keys of steps#
aesp status input.json WFID -s