The jupyter notebook update is turning out to be a little tricky. So far my workaround is that I'm not running all the cells (leaving some cells out of date) because 1) the jit examples have been failing since forever, and also 2) for larger graphs I'm finding it hard to replicate the scaling from the original notebook (which is able to fit the entire graph in the view), even with code from older commits. Haven't ruled out factors such as different notebook versions, graphviz version or maybe even screen resolution.
Update readme's old example and also include a new example featuring the latest update.
Preview readme changes at https://github.com/soulitzer/pytorchviz/tree/update-docs See the update to jupyter notebook here: https://github.com/szagoruyko/pytorchviz/blob/71111ea7687ea6ceb0b74d3dd310abf6eb308111/examples.ipynb
The jupyter notebook update is turning out to be a little tricky. So far my workaround is that I'm not running all the cells (leaving some cells out of date) because 1) the jit examples have been failing since forever, and also 2) for larger graphs I'm finding it hard to replicate the scaling from the original notebook (which is able to fit the entire graph in the view), even with code from older commits. Haven't ruled out factors such as different notebook versions, graphviz version or maybe even screen resolution.
cc @szagoruyko @albanD