Daniel Voigt Godoy - Deep Learning with PyTorch Step-by-Step A Beginner’s Guide-leanpub

browser, you’ll likely see something like this:
Figure 2.3 - Empty TensorBoard
It doesn’t show you anything yet because it cannot find any data inside the runs
folder, as we haven’t sent anything there yet. It will be automatically updated when
we send some data to it so, let’s send some data to TensorBoard!
Running It Separately (Binder)
If you chose to follow this book using Binder, you’ll need to run TensorBoard
separately.
But you won’t have to actually do much. Configuring TensorBoard for running
inside Binder’s environment is a bit tricky (it involves Jupyter’s server extensions),
so I took care of that for you :-)
Moreover, I’ve provided an automatically generated link that will open a new tab
pointing to the TensorBoard instance running in your Binder environment.
The link looks like this (the actual URL is generated on the spot, this one is just a
dummy):
Click here to open TensorBoard
The only downside is that the folder where TensorBoard will look for logs is fixed:
runs.
SummaryWriter
It all starts with the creation of a SummaryWriter:
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