Add --samples_per_plugin to specify explicit sampling counts · Pull Request #1138 · tensorflow/tensorboard
…ification of samples to keep per summary type. Previously, TensorBoard always downsampled summaries for OOM reasons but some users wanted the ability to keep all their summaries of some types. With this flag, --samples_per_plugin='histogram=2,images=0' keeps TensorBoard defaults for other summaries, restricts the number of histograms to 2, and keeps all image summaries.
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Aug 18, 2020Summary: Before `--samples_per_plugin` existed, the only way to change the sampling thresholds was to patch `application.py` manually. But the flag has been the right way to do this since #1138, and manual patching has been insufficient since the flag value was exposed to plugins in #3271. There’s no need to discuss this implementation detail any more. wchargin-branch: readme-remove-application-reference wchargin-source: b79027ec8b279537bdf38f7b5d7f36cf5dd38498
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Aug 18, 2020Summary: Before `--samples_per_plugin` existed, the only way to change the sampling thresholds was to patch `application.py` manually. But the flag has been the right way to do this since #1138, and manual patching has been insufficient since the flag value was exposed to plugins in #3271. There’s no need to discuss this implementation detail any more. wchargin-branch: readme-remove-application-reference
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