Hello E.K, do you have any examples handy to show us the difference ?

I may have to let someone with more know-how on the histogram and graphing answer if there is anyway to change graph layout though

Oh that's definitely off 🙂
Can you send a quick toy snippet to reproduce it ?

SoreDragonfly16
btw: The difference between the two graphs is the ratio pf the graph display , that it 🙂

from the look of those two graphs, the underlying data is totally different 😕

the part that I am concerned on is that the first pair of graphs you showed, the dataset (even from jst looking at it) are very different 😕

So those datasets are the same but.. yes.. it's squashed/warped

AgitatedDove14 No, look at this:

The clearml plot looks like this:

This is ok, but the histogram is warped. Looks like the axis are switched or something

I assume that clearml's is on the right ?

For example, I plot this using the same data:

However, this works perfectly with other plots, but not with histograms

the one on the right, for example, has no data points at around the 19 mark

The figure saved with matplotlib looks like this:

This is the figure shown in clearml:

Ok. This should be the same graph which is automatically logged to clearml after plotting with matplotlib

AlertBlackbird30 Hi, yes, I attach here the screen shots of the results

do you have code that you can share ?

I don't do anything beside registering the clearML logger. After the logger is registered, I just plot my histogram using matplotlib