What-If Tool TensorBoard Plugin.
The tensorboard-plugin-wit package adds the What-If Tool to the standard distribution of the TensorBoard toolkit, as a plugin.
The What-If Tool is an interactive visual probe for ML model understanding.
The source code for the plugin, and the entire What-If Tool, can be found at https://github.com/pair-code/what-if-tool.
Previously, the What-If Tool source code was part of the TensorBoard repository, but it has since been moved to its own repository. For that reason, the tensorboard pip package depends on this package.
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