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import argparse
import sys
import re
import importlib
# import pysnooper
# @pysnooper.snoop()
def parse_args ( ) :
""" Defines and parses the CLI arguments. """
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if len ( sys . argv ) < 2 or sys . argv [ 1 ] == " --help " :
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sys . stderr . write ( """
This program trains , manipulates , visualises , and manages a contrastive learning based rainfall radar → water depth prediction model .
It functions by first finding relationships between the rainfall radar data and the water depth + heightmap data ( the ' pretrain ' subcommand ) . After this , a decoder model to predict water depth ( modelled as an image segmentation task ) , can then be trained .
Available subcommands :
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pretrain Pretrain a contrastive learning model as an encoder .
pretrain - predict Make predictions using a trained contrastive learning encoder .
pretrain - plot Plot using embeddings predicted using pretrain - predict .
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For more information , do src / index . py < subcommand > - - help .
""" )
exit ( 0 )
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subcommand = re . sub ( r ' - ' , ' _ ' , re . sub ( r ' [^a-z0-9-] ' , ' ' , sys . argv [ 1 ] ) )
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subcommand_argparser = importlib . import_module ( f " subcommands. { subcommand } " ) . parse_args
parser = subcommand_argparser ( )
# sys.stderr.write(f"Error: Unknown subcommand '{subcommand} (try --help).\n")
# exit(1)
if parser == None :
sys . stderr . write ( f " Error: The subcommand ' { subcommand } ' did not return an argument parser. This is a bug. \n " )
exit ( 1 )
parser . add_argument ( " --only-gpu " ,
help = " If the GPU is not available, exit with an error (useful on shared HPC systems to avoid running out of memory & affecting other users) " , action = " store_true " )
return subcommand , parser . parse_args ( args = sys . argv [ 2 : ] )