Save attention visualizations as local html file
See original GitHub issueI’m running the attention visualizations on a server without GUI.
Is there an easy way to run, e.g., head_view_bert.py
and save the interactive visualizations to a local .html file which can then be viewed on another machine?
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I am struggling with it. Any chance, you guys have figured out how to save it as a HTML?
Thanks to @cyber-raskolnikov this is now available in version 1.4.0. See https://github.com/jessevig/bertviz#obtain-html-representations