This is an important point – I don’t have this use-case myself, and it’s a critical foundation of what wandb is all about, so I’m not really a great person to comment on whether it does it well or not!
I have not fully explored this myself yet, but this sounds like a nice way of causing some mayhem on social media Presentation of results goes a long way!
This will be so helpful as I have been struggling to understand how to set it up! Thank you so much!
Looking forward to this. I’ll try my best to join live if it’s held 3pm+ CET sometime early-mid week.
Yeah, that’s a good point. Interesting enough that at my work, we mostly use DIY reporting solutions. I guess that some years ago W&B / Streamlit / etc. didn’t exist or weren’t yet that advanced. But I like the reporting features and dashboards provided by W&B. Would be great to see if this keeps evolving into even more flexible visualization toolkit.
I am planning on doing this intro on Friday, June 24, at 10am CET (18h Brisbane Time). I may do a second one for our US folks, later on.
It will be a chilled-out zoom call with time for questions and demos. My idea is not to overwhelm people with W&B features, just give some value straightaway for fastai users.
Link to the meeting: Launch Meeting - Zoom
The password is fastai creator’s last name.
@tcapelle can you share the notebooks you had used during the presentation to showcase how to use fast.ai with Weights and Biases?
I got my first wandb project working with fast.ai and I am planning to use it to log my experiments for Paddy competition in Kaggle.
I shared the official wandb fastai example:
- examples/Weights_&_Biases_with_fastai.ipynb at master · wandb/examples · GitHub
- A modified version of Jeremy’s notebooks for Paddy (just adding wandb)
- Some extra reports/workspaces available in wandb.ai/capecape
Thanks for sharing
I’m lagging a bit on the forums recently. Any chances these sessions are/will be recorded & published later ?
I will re do this today, and I will record it this time =P
Link: Launch Meeting - Zoom
This is Today Jun 30, at 17:30 CET (8:30 am Los Angeles Time)
password: is fastai creators lastname
Hi Thomas – did you end up publishing the recording anywhere? Super keen to watch it!
Here you go:
pwd: 6v0YJQ#n
It starts at minute 9
Thanks for sharing, Thomas. It’s efforts like this that make the fastai community really cool.
We are cooking something even better, is completely based on fastai framework.
When can we expect this course?