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Place a system metadata stamp on readme chart #405

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@scotts scotts commented Nov 20, 2024

This also reorients the data file itself to be structured as:

{
  "experiments":
    [
      # list of individual experiments
    ]
  "system_metadata":
    {
      # key-value pairs of metadata
    }
}

Because this changes the data file, I'll wait until the current experiments are done, and then I'll merge things manually.

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data_for_writing = {
"experiments": results,
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nit: why not call these results?

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When reading a data file, I find it more clear to see "experiments" and "system_metadata". But in the code, I think "results" is more clear that it's the return value of running the experiments.

@scotts scotts merged commit fd4c288 into pytorch:main Nov 20, 2024
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