Mila technical documentation¶
Welcome to Mila's technical documentation. If this is your first time here, we recommend you start by checking out the short quick start guide.
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Getting started
Learn to log in to the cluster, run your first job, and train your first mode
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How-tos and Guides
Discover more advanced guides to help you in your research
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AI agents
Coming soon!
Powercharge your AI agent with curated resources
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Technical reference
Find advanced notions to better understand how everything works
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Toolbox
Obtain tools for your projects
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Get help
Find how to solve your problems
Join us on Slack (#mila-cluster)
Ask your question to IT support
Join us at the Tue 3-5pm/Wed 2-4pm Office Hours in Lab A
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Cheatsheet
Access a summary of useful commands and notions
Purpose of this documentation¶
This documentation aims to cover the information required to run scientific and data-intensive computing tasks at Mila and the available resources for its members.
It also aims to be an outlet for sharing know-how, tips and tricks and examples from the IDT team to the Mila researcher community.
Intended audience¶
This documentation is mainly intended for Mila researchers having access to the Mila cluster. This access is determined by your researcher status.
However, we also aim to provide more general information which can be useful outside the scope of using the Mila cluster. For instance, more general theory on computational considerations and such. In this perspective, we hope the documentation can be of use for all AI researchers.
Contribution¶
If you find any errors in the documentation, missing or unclear sections, or would simply like to contribute, please open an issue or make a pull request on the github page.
Acknowledging Mila¶
Researchers are requested to acknowledge Mila when publications or reports are published on research that used compute resources provided by the organization. Our ability to showcase the successful use of our resources builds an important case for long-term and sustainable funding of Mila and our operations, i.e. have more compute resources available to researchers!
The exact wording of the acknowledgment may vary, but please ensure that Mila is mentioned. The following can be used as a guideline:
"This research was enabled in part by compute resources provided by Mila (mila.quebec)."
If you find useful some of the software developed at Mila or the technical help you can get from our experts you can also mention it in the acknowledgment:
"This research was enabled in part by compute resources, software and technical help provided by Mila (mila.quebec)."
Documentation¶
- Introduction
- Getting started
- How-tos and Guides
- AI agents
- Technical reference
- Cheatsheet
- Glossary
- Clusters
- General Theory
- Toolbox
- Get help