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Co-authored-by: Alex Kim <alex000kim@gmail.com>
* add results/evaluate metrics * clear notebook
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| pip install -r requirements.txt | ||
| pip install jupyter | ||
| jupyter nbconvert --execute 'notebooks/TrainSegModel.ipynb' --inplace |
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This needs to be addressed from a product perspective but leaving it here.
Enabling live metrics in this onboarding step it's kind of awkward / not possible because without having the dvc.yaml committed and pushed Studio can't display the metrics, params, and plots.
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It makes sense for VS Code, right?
Is there a ticket in Studio for this btw?
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It makes sense for VS Code, right?
For VSCode it just works because the files are locally available.
Is there a ticket in Studio for this btw?
No. I was giving it some more thought to make the ticket more concrete
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I saw this a bit too late. I created https://github.com/iterative/studio/issues/5001, but feel free to add anything you think would help clarify further.
Rendered in https://github.com/iterative/example-get-started-experiments