Thank you for this nice a simple tool for logging machine learning research. I often encounter situations where I would like to save multi-dimensional Numpy arrays. For example, the observation at each time-step in a reinforcement learning experiment.
It would be nice to have an output logger that supports Numpy arrays, Pytorch Tensors and Tensorflow Tensors.
I have written a simple output logger, NpzOutput, that writes Numpy arrays to a .npz file using Numpys savez functions. It is not optimal (no incremental saving), but thought I share it in case somebody is interested.
Hi,
Thank you for this nice a simple tool for logging machine learning research. I often encounter situations where I would like to save multi-dimensional Numpy arrays. For example, the observation at each time-step in a reinforcement learning experiment.
It would be nice to have an output logger that supports Numpy arrays, Pytorch Tensors and Tensorflow Tensors.
I have written a simple output logger,
NpzOutput
, that writes Numpy arrays to a.npz
file using Numpyssavez
functions. It is not optimal (no incremental saving), but thought I share it in case somebody is interested.