Closed ashleylid closed 8 years ago
Looks like I have to move over to MXNet and start again..
The statistics is usually not used to save values like predictions. To save the predictions, you can use a memory-output or hdf5-output layer to capture the predictions, and then inspect them later.
Aaaah thank you. Is this the same for MXNet.jl? Moving over there as directed.
No MXNet.jl is simpler for doing this. See the end of the README at the home page of MXNet.jl (https://github.com/dmlc/MXNet.jl).
Hi,
I get an error when running
update_statistics(solver,:obj_value, :obj_val)
LoadError: MethodError:
update_statistics
has no method matching update_statistics(::Mocha.Solver{Mocha.SGD}, ::Symbol, ::Symbol) Closest candidates are: update_statistics(::Any, !Matched::AbstractString, !Matched::AbstractFloat) while loading In[19], in expression starting on line 2The API shows:
dump_statistics(storage, layer_state, show)
storage is a data storage (typically a CoffeeLounge object) that is used to dump statistics into, via the function update_statistics(storage, key, value).
show is a boolean value, when true, indicating that a summary of the statistics should also be printed to stdout.
How do I use this?
EDIT: I would like to scatter plot predicted value and actual value over my epoch. Is there a way to access these two things? I updated today and see now there are 3 options for plot_statistics.jl rather than 4.