Quickstart: Implementing your own experiment

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General Instructions

To run the benchmark for your own alignment algorithm and assess its temporal alignment -abilities, you have to implement your own algorithm as a subclass of benchmark.framework.ExamineeBase. Implement it -in a new .py file in algorithm, then refer to Quickstart: Running the benchmark for guidance on how to run the benchmark on the examinee you implemented.

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Feeling daunted? Dom’t worry. Read through the following descriptions of benchmark.framework.ExamineeBase, and you’ll understand the overall workings of the examinee class in our framework.

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You could either implement it in a new .py file in algorithm and use the command-line interface for running it, or by directly implementing a subclass of benchmark.framework.ExamineeBase in your own script and use the Python API for running it. Refer to Quickstart: Running the benchmark for guidance on how to run the benchmark on the examinee you implemented.

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Implementation Instructions

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Feeling daunted? Don’t worry. Read through the following descriptions of benchmark.framework.ExamineeBase, and you’ll understand the overall workings of the examinee class in our framework.

class benchmark.framework.ExamineeBase(**kwargs)
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