Convolut-Tensorboard
pip install convolut-tensorboard
What you get
Usage
Basic
# ...
from convolut import Runner
from convolut_tensorboard import TensorboardLogger
# ...
(Runner(loaders=[train_loader, valid_loader], epochs=epochs)
# ...
.add(TensorboardLogger(folder="YOUR_FOLDER_FOR_TENSORBOARD_LOGS"))
.start()
)
Environment variables
- Telegram logger uses these envs for initialization
CONVOLUT_LOGGER_TENSORBOARD_FOLDER=logs/tensorboard # default
CONVOLUT_LOGGER_TENSORBOARD_MODE=basic # default
- Now you can use it that way:
# ...
from convolut import Runner
from convolut_tensorboard import TensorboardLogger
# ...
(Runner(loaders=[train_loader, valid_loader], epochs=epochs)
# ...
.add(TensorboardLogger())
.start()
)
Tensorboard Server
tensorboard --logdir=YOUR_FOLDER_FOR_TENSORBOARD_LOGS
1 maintainer
Metadata
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