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Hi All - I Am New To Clearml And Trying It Out Using The Free Plan, And I Am Generally Quite Impressed With The Amount Of Features Available For Free


Hi @<1655744373268156416:profile|StickyShrimp60> , happy to hear you're enjoying ClearML 🙂
To address your points:

Is there any way to lock setting of scalar plots? Especially, I have scalars that are easiest comparable on log scale, but that setting is reverted to default linear scale with any update of the comparison (e.g. adding/removing experiments to the comparison).

I would suggest opening a GitHub feature request for this

Are there plans of implementing a simple feature to ignore outliers in scalar plots?

Can you please elaborate? Screenshots are always welcome 🙂

In the hyperparameter pane of the comparison view I can only see up to 10 experiments. Will more experiments be visible in the paid version or self-hosted version?

I'm afraid not.

Is the hyper-parameter optimization App be available in the self-hosted solution ? (I am thinking about trying out a self-hosted setup on AWS)

It's available only in the PRO and the Scale/Enterprise licenses. However in the self hosted version there is an HPO example - None

Lastly, when preparing reports, is there anyway to include math (e.g. LaTeX mathmode block) ?

I'm not familiar with it, but the reports are based on markdown so anything a markdown editor can do, you can do within the reports.

  
  
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