which makes me think that the older version is gone.
I tried to run the tutorial above using 0.10.X and 0.7.X of scVI, but get
"
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘scvi.inference’
"
on import statements at the beginning which makes me think things have moved around
since the tutorial was written.
Unfortunately there is not a currently supported way to run autotune. In the next few weeks, the version in development will be more stable. This version uses Ray tune and will be more straightforward to use.
Hi @tu.le, we are finishing up development of the autotune module for scvi-tools. We are hoping to wrap this up by the end of this week as Ray 2.1 has just been released, allowing us to address some of the bugs that were present before with PyTorch Lighting 1.7, which is our minimum version. Hopefully this will fix your issue with large datasets. Stay tuned for the next version release!
Hi Martin @martinkim0 (hope I spell your name correctly),
Thanks for your feedback! It’s great to hear that autotune function for scvi-tools models has almost been completed. I am looking forward to further information related to its release in the near future.
Best regards,