Save config to hparams.yaml for Tensorboard tracker
See original GitHub issueRight now, it seems config
is ignored when you accelerator.init_trackers(run, config)
for Tensorboard tracker. Would be nice if the config is saved as hparams.yaml
so it shows up in Tensorboard.
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@muellerzr cool, thanks for the clarification. I’ll complete it then.
@Shreyz-max that does seem like that’d be the way to do it then, so long as it can be shown in tensorboard correctly