solver trace feature to trace weights, loss, diffs and much more#3569
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cseward wants to merge 14 commits intoBVLC:masterfrom
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solver trace feature to trace weights, loss, diffs and much more#3569cseward wants to merge 14 commits intoBVLC:masterfrom
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Looking at #2836, it may be useful to switch to the new (hdf5) format. @erictzeng could you (or someone else) comment on whether the changes that @cseward proposes here are better suited to the new format? |
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This pull request allows a running history to be created of any solver. Only a very small user selected subset of values are saved, but these are enough to visualize the progress of training.
With this pull request, plots tracing the progress of learning can be created that look like this:
The changes made were the following: