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FrothyShark37
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Hello! I'm using the self-hosted version of clearml. I'm doing some testing and it seems that the Clearml isn't auto-logging my matplotlib plots. The version...
2 years ago
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Hello! I discovered Clearml not too long ago and am studying the tool. My question is farely simply: is the task scheduler only acessible through the SDK? Is...
2 years ago
0 Hello! I'M Using The Self-Hosted Version Of Clearml. I'M Doing Some Testing And It Seems That The Clearml Isn'T Auto-Logging My Matplotlib Plots. The Versions I'M Using Are Matplotlib==3.6.2 And Clearml==1.6.4. Am I Missing Something?

I think the main diference was that I was using the plt directly but you used the ax from the subplots function. Maybe clearml doesn't pick up the plt function directly.

one year ago
0 Hello! I'M Using The Self-Hosted Version Of Clearml. I'M Doing Some Testing And It Seems That The Clearml Isn'T Auto-Logging My Matplotlib Plots. The Versions I'M Using Are Matplotlib==3.6.2 And Clearml==1.6.4. Am I Missing Something?

I can share the specific bit that's not being logged. I can't share much more. It's a violin plot.
plt_data = [df[df.col1 == x][col2] for x in df.col1.unique()] plt.violinplot(plt_data) plt.show()

2 years ago