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[December 5, 2020, 12:34am]
Wanted to mention about tensorboard.dev - I had been meaning to explore
this as an option for sharing training run details, but didn't get round
to trying it until this evening.
It lets you upload your tensorboard logs, so people can view them and
collaborate.
There is a limit to it, in that it currently doesn't support images or
audio, so for TTS it's only able to show the Scalars data. In spite of
that, it could still be handy to give people an idea how their own
training compares to that of others.
Here's an example from a recent training run of mine using voice data
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### TensorBoard.dev
Easily host, track, and share your ML experiments for free
It's easy to use (instructions here). You
need a Google account to be able to authorise the posting, although no
account is needed to view data. Only significant point to check, so far
as I can see, is that the log data is then public, so be sure you
are indeed okay with sharing it, but if your dataset it public then this
seems unlikely to be a concern and it's not surfacing the actual dataset
anyway, it's the training log info - but how you feel about that is
obviously a decision to make yourself.
[This is an archived TTS discussion thread from discourse.mozilla.org/t/using-tensorboard-dev]
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