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aim-mlflow integration

aimlflow

Aim-powered supercharged UI for MLFlow logs

Run beautiful UI on top of your MLflow logs and get powerful run comparison features.

Platform Support PyPI - Python Version PyPI Package License


About β€’ Getting Started β€’ Why use aimlflow? β€’ Use Cases β€’ Blog

ℹ️ About

aimlflow helps to explore various types of metadata tracked during the training with MLFLow, including:

  • hyper-parameters
  • metrics
  • images
  • audio
  • text

More about Aim: https://github.com/aimhubio/aim

More about MLFLow: https://github.com/mlflow/mlflow

🏁 Getting Started

Follow the steps below to set up aimlflow.

  1. Install aimlflow on your training environment:
pip install aim-mlflow
  1. Run live time convertor to sync MLFlow logs with Aim:
aimlflow sync --mlflow-tracking-uri={mlflow_uri} --aim-repo={aim_repo_path}
  1. Run the Aim UI:
aim up --repo={aim_repo_path}

πŸ”¦ Why use aimlflow?

  1. Powerful pythonic search to select the runs you want to analyze.

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  1. Group metrics by hyperparameters to analyze hyperparameters’ influence on run performance.

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  1. Select multiple metrics and analyze them side by side.

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  1. Aggregate metrics by std.dev, std.err, conf.interval.

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  1. Align x axis by any other metric.

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  1. Scatter plots to learn correlations and trends.

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  1. High dimensional data visualization via parallel coordinate plot.

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🎬 Use Cases

πŸŽ‡ Read the article: Exploring MLflow experiments with a powerful UI

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πŸ” Read the article: How to integrate aimlflow with your remote MLflow

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πŸ“Š Read the article: Aim and MLflow β€” Choosing Experiment Tracker for Zero-Shot Cross-Lingual Transfer

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More questions?

  1. Read the docs
  2. Open a feature request or report a bug
  3. Join Discord community server