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                                            Deven Mistry

examples don't work for the components

cc @jacobgqc

Using `find_executable_batch_size` decorator with `fastai`

Thanks @muellerzr I got it to work with the function. However, the output gets a little messy. I think if there was a separate fastai callback, it would fix the...

Using `find_executable_batch_size` decorator with `fastai`

Thanks a lot Zach!

using `accelerate` in a SLURM environment

@pacman100 I've created a post on the forums over [here](https://discuss.huggingface.co/t/use-accelerate-in-slurm-environment/24039) cc @sengv1

Feature Request: publish package on a private pypi server?

@seeM This solution becomes problematic if the repo is private. If the repo is private, I can use ``` pip install git+ssh://.. ``` but it has the assumption that the...

Function def input parameter comments causing a "Javascript error"

Hey @lidar532, this looks like an error because of some missing extensions in `jupyterlab` (not something that is caused because of `nbdev`). Can you install these extensions and try again?...

Can't install the `@timescale/web-styles` dep in the `compression-preview` example

compression-preview

[CLI]: `WandbCallback` was not able to get prediction samples -> Object of type MultiCategory is not JSON serializable

Hey @thanos-wandb, I tried that, however, the issue still remains the same. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86305049/191642523-61ccf237-a42c-4fb3-b288-9f0c449faf6e.png)

[CLI]: `WandbCallback` was not able to get prediction samples -> Object of type MultiCategory is not JSON serializable

@thanos-wandb Any update on this?

[CLI]: `WandbCallback` was not able to get prediction samples -> Object of type MultiCategory is not JSON serializable

@thanos-wandb The metrics are defined as follows, `F1ScoreMulti` is imported from `scikit-learn` ``` f1_macro = F1ScoreMulti(thresh=0.5, average='macro') f1_macro.name = 'F1(macro)' f1_samples = F1ScoreMulti(thresh=0.5, average='samples') f1_samples.name = 'F1(samples)' ``` The issue...