Training visualization plugin for jutsu.ai. It is functionally a wrapper for deeplearning4j-ui that is meant to be trivial to use. https://deeplearning4j.org/visualization
Add jutsu.ai.ui to your dependencies
[hswick/jutsu.ai.ui "0.0.1"]Then require it in your namespace:
[jutsu.ai.ui.core :as ui]Then when you are initializing your network. Instead of using the defualt initialize-net! provided by jutsu.ai, you can initialize it with a UI.
(ns cool-codes.core
(:require [jutsu.ai.ui.core :as ui]
[jutsu.ai.core :as ai]))
(def iris-net-config [:layers [[:dense [:n-in 4 :n-out 10 :activation :relu]]
[:dense [:n-in 10 :n-out 10 :activation :relu]]
[:output :negative-log-likelihood [:n-in 10 :n-out 3
:activation :softmax]]]])
(def iris-net (-> iris-net-config
ai/network
ui/initialize-with-ui))Once you kick off the training a server will be started up, which you can access locally at http://localhost:9000/train with your browser.
Recommended usage is to use something like boot's wait command when running your code. I like to include a run task to my build.boot to execute my code. So if you are using the ui when training type something like this into the command line:
boot wait running
Run boot night to startup nightlight and begin editing your project in a browser.
boot wait test-code then type "http://localhost:9000/train" into your browser.
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