Extract and publish metrics per-dataset when running all benchmarks#75
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Extract and publish metrics per-dataset when running all benchmarks#75
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When running with dataset=all, metrics are now extracted and published separately for each dataset (Cranfield, MS MARCO, Wikipedia) rather than just the first dataset's results. Changes: - extract_metrics.sh now accepts optional section parameter to extract metrics from a specific section of the log file - Workflow extracts metrics for each dataset separately when running all - Each dataset's results are published to separate benchmark charts
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Summary
dataset=all, metrics are now extracted separately for each datasetChanges
extract_metrics.shnow accepts optional section parameter to extract from log sectionsTesting
Trigger a benchmark run with
dataset=allto verify all three datasets appear separately in the results.