Make sure we support TensorBoard histograms etc
See original GitHub issueWhen e.g. mixing local training with private predictions it can be useful to know the distribution of values that the private predictions have to support, in order to e.g. understand where interval boundaries are broken. TensorBoard already supports gathering statistics like this so let’s just make sure we support it. Might be as simple as running summaries = tf.summary.merge_all()
in config.run
Needed by #278
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We wanted to test Tensorboard histograms on private tensors in the following program netwok.a. However we discovered that there was some issues in the code, probably plaintext training #164. We will probably want to fix those before working on histogram.
Great, moving into backlog