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[BUG]: Y range of the loss chart in the Calibrate operator is too wide - should be relative to the data, not start from zero always #5142

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liunelson opened this issue Oct 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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In the Calibrate operator output panel, there is a "Loss" line chart. The y-axis range (min, max) should be based on the min/max range of the loss dataset, instead of always having the min = 0.

The reason is that the absolute value of the loss has no inherent meaning - the user only needs to know whether the loss as a function of iterations is "well-behaved". It is well-behaved when it decreases monotonically. The current chart with a fixed Y min = 0 prevents this observation when loss >> max(loss) - min(loss).

@liunelson liunelson added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 11, 2024
@dgauldie dgauldie assigned mloppie and unassigned jryu01 Oct 17, 2024
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