Quick Start¶
Install¶
Use Python 3.12 or newer. In this repository, use the configured environment:
/work/envs/depth/bin/python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
For only the published public inference API:
python -m pip install depth-recon
Train a maintained model¶
Choose exactly one scenario; the resolver derives the data fields and model channel counts.
/work/envs/depth/bin/python train.py --scenario temperature
/work/envs/depth/bin/python train.py --scenario salinity
/work/envs/depth/bin/python train.py --scenario joint
The default super-config is
src/depth_recon/configs/px_space/training_super_config.yaml. Override a value
after scenario resolution with --set:
/work/envs/depth/bin/python train.py \
--scenario temperature \
--set training.wandb.run_name=temperature_debug \
--set training.trainer.max_epochs=2
The default config expects the packaged GeoTIFF/Zarr dataset at its configured root. See dataset downloads and training before changing data paths or target modes.
Run public inference¶
from depth_recon import run_week_inference
run_dir = run_week_inference(
year=2015,
iso_week=25,
rectangle=(-20.0, 30.0, 10.0, 50.0),
device="cuda",
)
The public call uses the legacy single-OSTIA depthdif_v1.ckpt, not the current
three-surface training architecture. It resolves cached Hugging Face assets and
downloads weekly EN4/ARGO and OSTIA inputs when required.
To also export the default 20-member collapsed uncertainty map:
run_week_inference(
year=2015,
iso_week=25,
export_uncertainty=True,
)
See public inference for credentials, caching, sampler overrides, output depths, and ARGO-only mode.
Run a repository checkpoint¶
For a smoke test, configure the constants in
src/depth_recon/inference/run_single.py, then run:
/work/envs/depth/bin/python -m depth_recon.inference.run_single
For stitched exports, use the commands in inference and inspect
all available options with --help.