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Is it possible to keep the progress bars? #12

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simonm3 opened this issue Apr 11, 2017 · 3 comments
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Is it possible to keep the progress bars? #12

simonm3 opened this issue Apr 11, 2017 · 3 comments

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@simonm3
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simonm3 commented Apr 11, 2017

Why do the progress bars disappear when you copy the notebook or close it and reopen it? Usually all output from jupyter notebooks is saved with the notebook. Sometimes it is useful to look back and see the progress for each epoch.

@bstriner
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IIRC you can click save widgets or some similarly-labeled button. There is some combination of menu buttons that will get it to save. The normal autosave doesn't do the trick. If you figure out exactly what set of buttons saves it correctly I can post something on the readme.

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simonm3 commented Jun 25, 2017

The correct menu is widgets/save notebook with snapshots. However it does not work properly. The progress bars are saved in the wrong order; and if you have run something twice it seems to have two copies of the progress bars

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I ran into this question while searching for a similar thing. From the notebook menu, before hitting save select "Widgets -> Save Notebook Widget State".

In that case when you reopen the notebook, the old widget is there (although in my case it was surrounded with small red errors where the link to the model no longer exists).

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