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show intermediate results more friendly #536

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QuanluZhang opened this issue Dec 28, 2018 · 4 comments
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show intermediate results more friendly #536

QuanluZhang opened this issue Dec 28, 2018 · 4 comments

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@QuanluZhang
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QuanluZhang commented Dec 28, 2018

can we report multiple intermediate values each of which has different meanings (e.g., loss, accuracy, ...) in one nni.report_intermeidate_result call. And how WebUI shows these values?


Copy @RizhaoCai 's comments in the root issue for reference

How is it?
If we can add a label to the to function, that would be better.
E.g.
nni.report_intermediate_result( loss, label=‘loss’)
nni.report_intermediate_result( acc, label=‘accuracy’).

And in the WebUI, there shall be the title'loss' or 'accuracy' shown in the graph.

Has this been released?

@RizhaoCai
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How is it?
If we can add a label to the to function, that would be better.
E.g.
nni.report_intermediate_result( loss, label=‘loss’)
nni.report_intermediate_result( acc, label=‘accuracy’).

And in the WebUI, there shall be the title'loss' or 'accuracy' shown in the graph.

Has this been released?

@scarlett2018
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@lvybriage could you please share an example for how the current Web UI works with this update? for @RizhaoCai as reference.

cc @yangou1988

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reopen it till the ask from user been addressed.

@Lijiaoa
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Lijiaoa commented Jul 1, 2020

@RizhaoCai Sorry for late reply. In the WebUI, 'loss' or 'accuracy' keys had been shown in the graph. It was release in v0.9

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