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Add Docker Image #4

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Add Docker Image #4

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colbyford
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This PR includes a Dockerfile, a simplified conda .yaml file, and an updated README.md that describes how to run FlowDock from inside the container.

I have pushed the Docker image to Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/cford38/flowdock

Notes:

  • We need to further simplify the environments/flowdock_environment_docker.yaml file to generalize the versions needed of each library. This current conda environment took hours to solve, likely due to the overly specific versions described in the .yaml file.
  • This has been tested on the inferencing functionality (python flowdock/sample.py ...) and inferences well with CUDA acceleration. However, it has not been tested on the training or evaluation FlowDock tasks.
  • This Docker image does not contain the checkpoints as it is already quite large (>12GB). Thus, users will need to download the desired checkpoint locally and run the Docker image with the local checkpoint directory mounted as a volume.

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Thanks a ton for your contributions here, @colbyford!

@amorehead amorehead merged commit a66a9fd into BioinfoMachineLearning:main Jan 24, 2025
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