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Plot Animated Learning Curves!
There is a 'ready to go Python-code' to plot learning curves. How could we intigrate this into the 'reticulate version'?
awslabs/gluonts#2220
I have done this with some other R-models already. H2o has a convenient API for this too.
It looks very cool with ggplot's...
myPlot<-myPlot + transition_reveal(Training_Rounds)
...and can offer so much insights into cv/training, possible under- and overfitting of a model.
I would do it myself- but need some guidance where and how to place and trigger the python function (callback) and collect the data into R.
callback_list<-list(modeltime.gluonts::TrainingHistory())
'TrainingHistory' is not an exported object from 'namespace:modeltime.gluonts'
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Plot Animated Learning Curves!
There is a 'ready to go Python-code' to plot learning curves.
How could we intigrate this into the 'reticulate version'?
awslabs/gluonts#2220
I have done this with some other R-models already.
H2o has a convenient API for this too.
It looks very cool with ggplot's...
myPlot<-myPlot + transition_reveal(Training_Rounds)
...and can offer so much insights into cv/training,
possible under- and overfitting of a model.
I would do it myself- but need some guidance where and how
to place and trigger the python function (callback) and collect the data into R.
callback_list<-list(modeltime.gluonts::TrainingHistory())
'TrainingHistory' is not an exported object from 'namespace:modeltime.gluonts'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: