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Import a Training Job from Google Colab

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We now also allow you to import a training job directly from Google Colab to the Netmind Power platform. You can do this by following these steps:

  1. Find your training code file on Google Colab

  2. Modify your code by adding the NetMindMixins library as explained in .

  3. Share your Google Colab file with NetMind Power. In order to do this, you will need to make your code visible to "Anyone with the link" (see below)

We are working on a more private solution, which will only ask you to share your training code with our company official account. If you do not wish to do this, you can always upload your training code directly to the platform.

  1. Under "Training file", simply paste the URL link provided by Google Colab for your notebook

  2. Fill the rest of the fields as required and submit the training job.

Follow the same steps as in the section in order to create a new training job. However, when you get to the final interface, under "Training type" you should select "Using Google Colab URL" as shown below.

If you choose to upload your own data locally, you should follow the instructions in the section and access the data from your code via training_args.data.

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