Experiments
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The following support questions are tagged with Experiments. If you don’t see your question answered, try asking the community, or email support@wandb.com.
- Can I just set the run name to the run ID?
- Can I log metrics on two different time scales?
- Can I run wandb offline?
- Does W&B use the
multiprocessing
library? - Does logging block my training?
- Does your tool track or store training data?
- How can I access the data logged to my runs directly and programmatically?
- How can I compare images or media across epochs or steps?
- How can I configure the name of the run in my training code?
- How can I organize my logged charts and media in the W&B UI?
- How can I save the git commit associated with my run?
- How can I use wandb with multiprocessing, such as in distributed training?
- How do I add Plotly or Bokeh Charts into Tables?
- How do I get the random run name in my script?
- How do I launch multiple runs from one script?
- How do I log a list of values?
- How do I plot multiple lines on a plot with a legend?
- How do I programmatically access the human-readable run name?
- I didn’t name my run. Where is the run name coming from?
- InitStartError: Error communicating with wandb process
- Is it possible to save metrics offline and sync them to W&B later?
- My run’s state is
crashed
on the UI but is still running on my machine. What do I do to get my data back? - What does wandb.init do to my training process?
- What happens if I pass a class attribute into wandb.log()?
- What happens when I log millions of steps to W&B? How is that rendered in the browser?
- What if I want to integrate W&B into my project, but I don’t want to upload any images or media?
- What if I want to log some metrics on batches and some metrics only on epochs?
- What is the difference between wandb.init modes?
- Why am I seeing fewer data points than I logged?
- Why is nothing showing up in my graphs?
- Why is the same metric appearing more than once?
- Will wandb slow down my training?
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