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@jeonsworld
okay this is completely different questions, but I should ask it because i have not seen it anywhere else.
how did you save tensorboard so we can just click on it and see it? I want to do it as well. should I save it in some format or do anything special? please direct me to any link/material that can help me with that.
Thanks :)
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On default the tensorboard writer outputs the logs into the ./logs/{name of your run you sepcified with --name}/ directory.
If you have tensorboard installed you can just run: tensorboard --logdir=./logs/{name of your run} (assuming you are currently in the ViT-pytorch dir)
For more information on tensorboard with pytorch check out this tutorial by pytorch:
@lorenzwu thanks for trying to answer, but your answer is not correct.
As I mentioned I already very familiar with tb.
My question was how he shows his tb freely to everyone that easily.
The answer is via https://tensorboard.dev/#get-started
Oops. I'm sorry about that. Seems like I misunderstood the "how did you save tensorboard" part.
I didn't know you were talking about a link in the readme and not tensorboard as an application.
@jeonsworld
okay this is completely different questions, but I should ask it because i have not seen it anywhere else.
how did you save tensorboard so we can just click on it and see it? I want to do it as well. should I save it in some format or do anything special? please direct me to any link/material that can help me with that.
Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: