This is a basic self-steering car model implemented in TensorFlow. It is used as a demo project to get started with the Clusterone deep learning computation platform.

Follow the Getting Started guide for Clusterone and read the author's original blog post about building this demo here.

• Install
• Usage
• License

To run this project, you need:

• Python 3.5+
• Git
• The Clusterone Python library. Install it with pip install clusterone
• GitHub account. Create an account for free on https://github.com/.
• A Clusterone account. Sign up here for your SaaS account.

Running a job on Clusterone is simple with the just command line tool that comes included with the Clusterone Python package.

Follow the Set Up section of the Get Started guide to add your GitHub personal access token to your Clusterone account.

Then follow Create a project section to add self-driving-demo project. Use clusterone/self-driving-demo repository instead of what is shown in the guide.

These instructions use the just command line tool. It comes with the Clusterone Python library and is installed automatically with the library.

If you have used Clusterone library before with a different Clusterone installation, make sure it is connected to the correct endpoint by running just config endpoint https://clusterone.com.

Log into your Clusterone account using just login, and entering your login information.

First, let's make sure that you have the project. Execute the command just get projects to see all your projects. You should see something like this:

>> just get projects
All projects:

| # | Project                    | Created at          | Description |
|---|----------------------------|---------------------|-------------|
| 0 | username/self-driving-demo | 2018-11-19T21:13:30 |             |

where username should be your Clusterone account name.

Let's create a job. Make sure to replace username with your username.

just create job distributed \
  --project username/self-driving-demo \
  --name sdc-first-job \
  --docker-image tensorflow-1.11.0-cpu-py35 \
  --ps-docker-image tensorflow-1.11.0-cpu-py35 \
  --time-limit 1h \
  --command "python -m main --absolute_data_path /public/self-driving-demo-data/" \
  --setup-command "pip install -r requirements.txt"

Now the final step is to start the job:

just start job demo-user/sdc-first-job

you can find the job name by running the following:

>> just get jobs
All jobs:
| # | Name                      | Id       | Project                                | Status   | Launched at      |
|---|---------------------------|----------|----------------------------------------|----------|------------------|
| 1 | demo-user/sdc-first-job   | <JOBID>  | None/self-driving-demo:<PROJECTID>     | created  |                  |

You can monitor the execution of your job on Clusterone using just get events.

Instead of running the model from the command line, you can also use Clusterone's graphical web interface Matrix.

For a more detailed guide on how to run this project on Clusterone, check out the Getting Started guide. To learn more about Clusterone, visit our website.

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to write us a support ticket on Clusterone.com or join us on Slack!

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Comma dataset and data_reader.py by comma.ai, licensed as specified.