How to use the ck.kernel.gen_uid function in ck
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ctuning / ck-tensorflow / script / tf-mobilnet-classification-benchmark.py View on Github 
features=copy.deepcopy(cpipeline['features'])
platform_dict['features'].update(features)
r=ck.access({'action':'prepare_common_meta',
'module_uoa':'request.asplos18',
'platform_dict':platform_dict,
'deps':cpipeline['dependencies'],
'request_dict':request_dict})
if r['return']>0: return r
record_dict=r['record_dict']
meta=r['meta']
if random_name:
rx=ck.gen_uid({})
if rx['return']>0: return rx
record_uoa=rx['data_uid']
tags=r['tags']
tags.append(experiment_type)
tags.append('explore-mobilenets-'+experiment_type)
tags.append(lib_tags)
tags.append(platform_tags)
tags.append(str(rho))
tags.append(str(alpha))
ii={'action':'autotune',
'module_uoa':'pipeline',
'data_uoa':'program',ck
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