I silently break training codes or configs so I made pybench [P]
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It is like pytest but for statistical tests: it ensures no regression of your metrics at a statistical level.
It manages tedious things such that seeds, past benchmark results, ...
Simple CLI working like pytest but with benchmarks/ directory instead of tests/:
pybench # 1st time: samples seeds, saves a baseline, marks NEW pybench # later: reruns on the same seeds, marks PASS / FAIL pybench update # re-baseline after an intended change pybench show # print current baseline stats (--history for per commit) Please give me your feedback,
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