ExperimentsΒΆ

You can use the idmtools experiment command to get the status of and to delete experiments for the local platform. Local platform must be running to use these commands. To see the list of commands and options for status, type the following at a command prompt.

$ idmtools experiment --platform Local status --help
INI File Used: /home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/institute-for-disease-modeling-idmtools/checkouts/v1.7.1/docs/idmtools.ini
Usage: idmtools experiment status [OPTIONS]

  List the status of experiment(s) with the ability to filter by experiment id
  and tags.

  Some examples: Get the status of simulations for the platform using the
  local platform defaults, you would run idmtools simulation --platform Local
  status

  Another example would be to use a platform defined in a configuration block
  while also filtering tags where a == 0 idmtools experiment --config-block
  COMPS2 status --tags a 0

  Multiple tags: idmtools experiment --config-block COMPS2 status --tags a 0
  --tags a 3

Options:
  --id TEXT       Filter status by experiment ID
  --tags TEXT...  Tag to filter by. This should be in the form name value. For
                  example, if you have a tag type=PythonTask you would use
                  --tags type PythonTask. In addition, you can provide
                  multiple tags, ie --tags a 1 --tags b 2. This will perform
                  an AND based query on the tags meaning only jobs contains
                  ALL the tags specified will be displayed
  --help          Show this message and exit.

To see the list of commands and options for delete, type the following at a command prompt.

$ idmtools experiment --platform Local delete --help
INI File Used: /home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/institute-for-disease-modeling-idmtools/checkouts/v1.7.1/docs/idmtools.ini
Usage: idmtools experiment delete [OPTIONS] EXPERIMENT_ID

  Delete an experiment, and optionally, its data

Options:
  --data / --no-data  Should we delete the data as well?
  --help              Show this message and exit.