Aligning text and images
See original GitHub issueHi, I am trying to display text and images side by side for a particular epoch run of the model. Currently, they are not being aligned; texts collate together while images are shown else where.
vis = visdom.Visdom()
vis.images(img_vis.cpu().detach().numpy(), nrow=4, opts=dict(title='original'))
vis.text(raw_text, opts=dict(title='text'))
- Is it possible to align them in some kind of frame while visualizing.
- Also, the text is in a list. But, while displaying, the text comes out to be comma separated and not as a list.
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Ah I added context above in an edit: The input to the text function should be a string. If you pass something that isn’t a string the behavior isn’t well defined.
If you want you can use html formatting however you see fit. (You might want to make a helper that produces an html string for a bulleted list from your string list)
@satwikkottur sorry for the late reply. Somehow I missed this. In the end I used jupyter notebooks for my work. Did you find a nice clean solution?