Feat/add tool compare inference - #248
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Cool addition and very nice summaries of the differences.
Would it make sense to isolate the logic for equivalence testing of grib files into a module for use in testing?
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I think the challenging part is that this type of testing always requires two evalml outputs, one serving as the reference (ground truth/baseline) and one generated with the current version. I'm not sure how maintainable that would be in the long term, and it is also not straight forward to implement imo. That's why I added it as a standalone tool rather than integrating it into the test suite, but I'm happy to discuss other approaches |
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Adds a Marimo interactive notebook to compare raw GRIB outputs from two
evalmlinference runs field-by-field.The tool reads GRIB messages using
eccodes, compares corresponding fields between two runs, and presents apandasresult table showing:Usage workflow
evalmland generate an inference output.evalmlagain and generate a new inference output.PathA = /scratch/mch/llanzila/test/evalml/output_ground_truth/data/runs/temporal_downscaler-sruc-a157-on-forecaster-sruc-94fd/21c5/202501010000/grib
PathB = /scratch/mch/llanzila/test/evalml/output/data/runs/temporal_downscaler-sruc-a157-on-forecaster-sruc-94fd/21c5/202501010000/grib
An example of the output is shown below