How to unpack training.msgpack and show the training logs?

[zhe-meng]

Thanks for your inspiring idea and the corresponding code.

I have run the cifar10 experiments in your code on the AWS cloud.
After i trained the network, the data logs were saved in the cloud. Then I downloaded the results files, such as, training.msgpack, but i don't know how to unpack it to show the training logs.

I have google and searched at stackoverflow. But i still have not find a way to show the logs.

Would you please show me how to unpack the .msgpack file and show the logs?

Thanks.

[tarvaina]

https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/generated/pandas.read_msgpack.html

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[zhe-meng]

@tarvaina
Thank you for the response!
I have found the problem in 'run_context.py'. The compress was set as ‘None’. So i cannot open it. Thank you.
def save(self): df = self._as_dataframe() df.to_msgpack(self.log_file_path, compress='None')