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Hi, In Tensorboard There Is An Option To "Ignore Outliers In Chart Scaling". Is There Such An Option When Viewing Scalars In Clearml?

Hi, in tensorboard there is an option to "ignore outliers in chart scaling".
Is there such an option when viewing scalars in clearml?

  
  
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yes

  
  
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StaleButterfly40 , Hi 🙂

What does that option in tensorboard do?

  
  
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The autoscaling ignores the outliers.
e.g. when starting training loss is high (10) but quickly does (<1) if I plot the scalar I will not be able to see the changes in loss too well because the graph is on a large range (0-10)
If I ignore the outliers I will get a scale of 0-1

  
  
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So just rescaling the graph to see 0-1 is what you're looking for?

  
  
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