Hi PompousHawk82 - there is a way to download all scalar logs, but is the demo server was already reset, the data is gone... Is your experiment still there?

PompousHawk82 how long was this running? The demo is automatically reset every day, so your experiment couldn't have stored more than a day of metrics...

unfortunately, no, when i try to click the link, there is nothing there https://demoapp.demo.clear.ml/projects/0d49bffcdaa441c2aa3224054737d0bd/experiments/26dd46ec11fd4f95ba522955820a8444/output/log

Can you tell me how can i find out where the scalar log is?

for now i only have these

Well, the is server automatically reset every day at 7 or 8 GMT, so the data was already cleared. If you can't find the experiment, it means the data was cleared

Can you tell me how can i find out where the scalar log is?

Well, if the experiment is not yet cleared from the server, you can get the scalars using Task.get_reported_scalars()

Thank you! another question this method seems need to get the result one by one on the fly. Because i have lots of complete experiments, is there a way that i can pull all scalars at once? Or, can i get experiments list and pull the data?

There isn't any Task method that does that currently - there's a REST API call that does something similar (using the MultiTaskScalarMetricsIterHistogramRequest)

is there any document for this?

for example i have this experiments of 99 tasks, i’d like to pull all scaler data. How can i achieve this? Thank you!

I found server API here https://allegro.ai/clearml/docs/rst/references/clearml_api_ref , but not sure how to use it, for example /debug.ping, should i post request on “ http://localhost:8080/debug/ping ” or “ http://localhost:8080/debug.ping ”?

Syntax is http://localhost:8080/debug.ping

Also, you should really use the ClearML SDK APIClient - it's more convenient and you'll have less chance of getting it wrong 🙂

Thanks, i’ll give it a try