Allow key-value pairs in config dictionary to be displayed in seperate column
See original GitHub issueMy hyperparameters are stored in a dictionary. Currently omniboard does not support displaying nested values in a seperate column. So far example:
"train" : {"batch_size":32,"epochs":100,"lr":0.01}
It would be very nice to be able to display "batch_size " in it’s own seperate column, opposed to the “train” column I have now.
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@benjamin9555 By default Omniboard will list all first-level configs as separate columns. To display any nested dictionary as a column, you can add a custom colum
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