add handling of different lengths of scalarTags and correct Usage in ReadMe #2
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@Strandtasche Thank you for submitting your pull request. I'm glad you have found the script helpful :-) |
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What kind of example do you want? Do you want an tfevents file that has that property or some python/tensorflow code that generates an tfevents file that has different lengths of scalarTags? |
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@Strandtasche Some python/tensorflow code is preferable :-) |
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Sorry for the delay. I didn't manage to produce a minimal working example. I don't even know why my code produces different lengths of scalarTags, maybe I made a mistake somewhere. |
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Hey,
I've used your script and noticed some things that might be improved.
In one of my examples the scalar "global steps / sec" is slightly shorter than the first column.
in your version the script crashes with an index error, so I added some error handling (substituting the missing values with NaN)
I also noticed some typos in your readme, which I fixed.
Thanks for the script, it helped me a lot