Logarithmic view of scalars

[DdHms]

It would be really nice to add the possibility to view some scalar results in a y-axis logarithmic scale. This is very useful for a decaying loss with a very large range of y-axis values.

Thanks,
DD

[bmartinn]

Thanks @DdHms , this is a good idea!

I assume it applies mostly to "Scalars", so I imagine adding it as a global setting "[x] Log Scale", like the Wall-Time/Iterations or Smoothing.

What do you think?

[DdHms]

Thanks for the quick response. It would be plausible though it would be best to be a clickable for each chart apart after all you wouldn't want GPU usage or accuracy graphs to be logarithmic. Thanks, DD

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[bmartinn]

Makes sense :)

Guys, 👍 to vote , it will bump this feature priority

[RadaKk]

I saw in the release of v0.14.0 that this feature has been added.
Could you explain where is the associated button log/non log scale in the UI ?

thanks

[bmartinn]

Hi @RadaKk,

Apologies, it seems we had a build issue - we've just released Trains Server v0.14.1 to fix this issue.
You can see the logarithmic scale in the scalars result page, it is the right-most icon in the icons hover menu that appears when you place the mouse pointer over any scalars plot (you can check it out in our demo server as well).

[DdHms]

Just checked out the new feature 👍
Thanks a lot