Closed anonymousDog12 closed 5 years ago
Are you referring to talos.live()
?
It's the graph on the left in this picture.
I understand. This is intentional. If we don't fix to scale of 0 to 1 then the scale is continuously changing and provides no meaningful way to compare results. Also, when you are not on the chart, you know something is totally wrong. The exception here is of course continuous prediction tasks, where a value is not ideally between 0 and 1 typically. So maybe we could have an option that allows switching to dynamic y-scale.
I'm running into the same issue. It would be nice if we could set the graph's scale. Any tips where I could change it by hand?
I've fixed this now, but it will take probably a few weeks before the change will reflect in the underlying pypi package. In the meantime, if you uninstall kerasplotlib from your machine and then:
pip install git+https://github.com/autonomio/kerasplotlib
...you should be able to pass an argument x_max
to the callback and set your own limit. Note that I did not test this yet but it's a pretty simple change so should work.
Closing here.
The y-coordinate range for displaying losses during training can be too small sometimes, when the losses are big. Could you fix the display window range?
Thanks!