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Does anyone know if this can be integrated with tensorboard.

• sillysaurusx 7y ago
  Actually yeah, I wrote a script which 1. exports data from tensorboard.dev, then 2. prints it out in csv form that can be dropped into hiplot. It was ok. Kind of lost interest when I saw the actual result. You can't smooth the data, so often times it's hard to tell what's going on. Here's the awful script. It's specific to my own naming conventions, so it probably won't work for you. But the same idea would work: just parse the tensorboard data and spit it out as csv. https://gist.github.com/shawwn/b74d6e58da6496e2ade02bab61acc920 https://gist.github.com/shawwn/b74d6e58da6496e2ade02bab61acc... I also ran into a bug where multiple different datapoint types were getting merged into one. (It wasn't due to the csv code; the actual CSVs are fine.) I.e. the rows in the csv had a certain column that had a certain value, but in hiplot that column was nowhere to be found. Here's what it looks like: https://imgur.com/1n1eDXu https://imgur.com/1n1eDXu I deployed an example here: https://hiplot-subsim-demo.now.sh https://hiplot-subsim-demo.now.sh Notice that the "run" column shows up in the data, but not in hiplot.