Hi,
Here are my scripts introducing a Bokeh backend.
Github won't render bokeh graphs, so here's a screenshot of example output: tiny.cc/qfs45y
I wasn't sure how to address plot sizing, as plot width and height in Bokeh are expressed in pixels, while matplotlib uses physical sizes and DPIs. I'm suggesting a change in livelossplot/generic_plot.py, which gives a default of figsize=[400,300] for each individual plot, if Bokeh backend is specified. Perhaps there are more elegant ways of approaching this - looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this :)
Hi, Here are my scripts introducing a Bokeh backend.
Github won't render bokeh graphs, so here's a screenshot of example output: tiny.cc/qfs45y
I wasn't sure how to address plot sizing, as plot width and height in Bokeh are expressed in pixels, while matplotlib uses physical sizes and DPIs. I'm suggesting a change in livelossplot/generic_plot.py, which gives a default of figsize=[400,300] for each individual plot, if Bokeh backend is specified. Perhaps there are more elegant ways of approaching this - looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this :)
Cheers, Raf