srspy
A package for simple research experiment tracing. Python 3.
pip install srspy
For example,
from srspy import RunTrace
# ...
r = RunTrace(name="train_model", data={
"epochs": epochs,
"batch_size": batch_size,
"p": p,
"λ": lamb,
"optimizer": "adam",
"lr": 0.0001,
"gpu": GPU,
"bias": bias,
}, log_dir="./runs")
# ...
for epoch in ...:
# ...
r.flush(data={"epoch_loss": epoch_loss})
# ...
r.close()
# later
l = RunTraceLog(r.log_file_path)
losses, timestamps = l.metric("epoch_loss")
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