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Resume training and plot
See original GitHub issueHello,
I have a run that is terminated in the middle of Training and now I want to resume the training. I didn’t set resume=True in wandb.init() but saved the model separately using PyTorch. IS it possible to load and resume the previous plot?
Thank you
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@kargarisaac to manually resume an existing run you should run
wandb.init(id="YOUR_RUN_ID", project="YOUR_PROJECT", resume="must")then you can make calls to wandb.log that will append metrics to that run as documented here: https://docs.wandb.com/library/resuming@nbortych the run_id is available in the url of the run itself, or from the overview page. I.E. https://wandb.ai/vanpelt/reproducibility/runs/3f87uku2/overview
You can find the run id in the last part of the “Run Path” attribute or from the url,
3f87uku2in this case.You can also access the id of the run programaticall in your script
wandb.run.id