When I have several experiments running, my visdom dashboard can become very messy. And I usually end up hunting down new plots and having to move them around to declutter.
Would it be possible to divide the dashboard into - maybe - a grid made of a set of cells and then assign each window to a cell ?
That way we can know which cell each plot goes to.
Would this feature be easy to add ?
I think it is very useful!
Thanks!
When you have multiple experiments running you could declutter by using the different environments feature. This will ensure that each environment only has the relevant plots. Have you tried using environments to solve your clutter issue?
Thanks, that works great! :)
Is there a way I can programmatically create an environment ?
For example, if i run this and environment debug does not exist, nothing is displayed,
vis.images(imgs, opts=options, nrow=nrow, win=win, env="debug")
Is there a way I could programmatically create an environment if it does not exist ?
Thanks!
If the debug environment does not yet exist, your code sample will create that environment. You may have to refresh the visdom page in your browser to see the new environment appear in the dropdown box.
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debugenvironment does not yet exist, your code sample will create that environment. You may have to refresh the visdom page in your browser to see the new environment appear in the dropdown box.