Commandline tools
Run TensorBoard
From the command line, run the command
himl-tb
specifying one of
[--experiment_name] [--latest_run_file] [--run_recovery_ids]
This will start a TensorBoard session, by default running on port 6006. To use an alternative port, specify this with --port
.
If --experiment_name
is provided, the most recent Run from this experiment will be visualised.
If --latest_run_file
is provided, the script will expect to find a RunId in this file.
Alternatively you can specify the Runs to visualise via --run_recovery_ids
or --run_ids
.
You can specify the location where TensorBoard logs will be stored, using the --run_logs_dir
argument.
If you choose to specify --experiment_name
, you can also specify --num_runs
to view and/or --tags
to filter by.
If your AML config path is not ROOT_DIR/config.json, you must also specify --config_path
.
Download files from AML Runs
From the command line, run the command
himl-download
specifying one of
[--experiment_name] [--latest_run_file] [--run_recovery_ids] [--run_ids]
If --experiment_name
is provided, the most recent Run from this experiment will be downloaded.
If --latest_run_file
is provided, the script will expect to find a RunId in this file.
Alternatively you can specify the Runs to download via --run_recovery_ids
or --run_ids
.
The files associated with your Run(s) will be downloaded to the location specified with --output_dir
(by default ROOT_DIR/outputs)
If you choose to specify --experiment_name
, you can also specify --num_runs
to view and/or --tags
to filter by.
If your AML config path is not ROOT_DIR/config.json
, you must also specify --config_path
.