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From: elerator <43006409+elerator@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 17 May 2020 18:05:54 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update readme.md

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 ## Automatic typecasting for command line parameters
-Train and eval is thought to have some parameters. To run it in the grid while having access to named parameters you can make my_script_local.py a shell script. By doing so you can access the command line parameters. If you import grid you can use the contained method typecast. It parses the arguments passed to my_script_local.py and e.g. automatically converts string representations of floats or integers (e.g. 4.2 or 42) to the respective numerical value and even works with lists (e.g. when calling python my_script_local.py 4.2 42 [4,2]). 
+Train and eval is thought to have some parameters. To run it in the grid while having access to named parameters you can make my_script_local.py a script that uses command line parameters. If you import grid you can use the contained method typecast. It parses the arguments passed to my_script_local.py and e.g. automatically converts string representations of floats or integers (e.g. 4.2 or 42) to the respective numerical value and even works with lists (e.g. when calling python my_script_local.py 4.2 42 [4,2]). 
 
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