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Crash in client visualization process on sf.explore() #136
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Hi @radikal9, To see a summary of the entire SFrame (aggregated view for each one of the SFrame's columns) - please use the Feel free to suggest further visualization features. |
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On a Sunday. And Christmas Eve! Thanks for the quick response. This is exactly what I needed. I am running into an issue with sf.explore() though which is crashing Turi Create Visualize (using a CSV file with about 20 columns and 150 rows). I can post a copy of the crash report if that would be helpful. |
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The link 'See turicreate.show' in this paragraph: |
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Sure, that will be very helpful. |
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Thanks for noticing the broken link! This was already fixed in #45, and seem to be correct user guide's source file. It will probably get published to github.io in the next release drop. |
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If you don't need (or want) the full report feel free to delete: |
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With regards to the CVS file causing the issue, I can't share the one I am using but I just tried it with the file you provide in your docs at https://docs-assets.developer.apple.com/turicreate/datasets/tc-clang-format-results.csv and the crash report it generates is essentially identical when running sf.explore() |
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@radikal9 I'm able to reproduce a different issue, but not the crash described here, when running as a Python script non-interactively. I suspect different behavior will manifest, given the network/CPU/disk timing on different machines, in the same situation - it seems in general, if the Can you confirm whether you're running an interactive Python session ( |
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@znation Thanks for looking into this on a holiday! I am just using BBEdit set to: Python I Unicode I Unix (LF) and then use Command + R to execute the script. |
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@znation I think you are on to something here. When I do this: import turicreate It will then open up two windows - one with the file_name.csv table and the other with what you would get with the sf.show() visualizations of each column in the csv file. When I flip it to: I get the crash for the sf.explore() Update: This worked for a while but now seems to have stopped working and goes back to just crashing. |
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@radikal9 It looks like this was a temporary software configuration issue. I'm going to close this issue as Not Repro; if you have consistent repro steps that will reproduce this crash on another machine, please reopen this issue and paste them here. Thanks! |
I am getting the same exception. Were you able to solve this? |
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In GraphLab when you use the sf.show() it gives you a localhost URL that allows you to drill down and see additional information. When I use it in turicreate, it opens up Turi Create Visualize but I can't drill down to see the summary, table and plots were I can set the x and y axis etc to get custom plots. Is there a way to get the same functionality in turicreate?
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