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Add switch to flow_parser.py to run clip encoder locally #101

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Kadah opened this issue Sep 6, 2022 · 1 comment

Kadah commented Sep 6, 2022

To compliment #98, a new switch in flow_parser.py to run clip encoder locally would be convenient.

Currently this has to be done manually via Run your own CLIP

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Kadah commented Oct 31, 2022

The instructions to run CAS locally were lost in a recent update to the readme, gonna paste them here for easier reference.

Run your own CLIP
By default CLIPTorchEncoder runs as an external executor. If you want to run your own CLIP, you can do that by removing external executor related configs (host, port, tls and external) from flow.yml.

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