In order to show the loss graphs for a model run python src/graph.py --model {model_name}
usage: Graph from model [-h] --model str [--models_dir str] [--train bool] [--test bool] [--loss bool] [--pitch bool] [--step bool] [--duration bool]
Generates a series of graphs for the training and testing loss
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Params ['params']:
Parameters for generating loss graphs for the model
--model str Sets the model to generate graphs from. (default: None)
--models_dir str Sets the models directory. (default: ./models)
--train bool Enables graphing for train data. (default: True)
--test bool Enables graphing for test data. (default: True)
--loss bool Enables loss graph. (default: True)
--pitch bool Enables pitch loss graph. (default: True)
--step bool Enables step loss graph. (default: True)
--duration bool Enables duration loss graph. (default: True)
Oh lord what are you looking for ;-;
Graphs will automatically scale depending on the graph types that are currently enabled.
This can be seen in the images below.