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Story: Help navigate in a lot of experiments #1720
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Discussion between Ivan and Dave[shcheklein] [dberenbaum] [shcheklein] To some extent experiment names solve this, but it means you have to think in advance and name each experiment appropriately - it creates a burden by itself. [dberenbaum]
Would naming/renaming experiments after execution help? In VS Code, it might also make sense to pin experiments in some way to always show them at the top. To me, those types of features might make more sense in VS Code first since it's harder for me to imagine how to make them convenient enough in [shcheklein]
yep, partially. I would prefer to have some pins/groups/free text form notes about experiments though.
good question. I can tell that CLI is also quite unusable though in such scenarios ... not sure if we want to go very far, but may be at least pin / label experiments in some way? |
Figma specs - Star experiments in table (Phase 1) |
Hey @shcheklein . As a part of the task "Help navigate in a lot of experiments" I think that being able to fold not interesting EXPs can be useful. Please let me know WDYT. |
@shcheklein here is another concept I would like to share in relation to this ticket: "Group interesting runs in sections with the title" |
@mattseddon What do we need to unlock this: Naming/renaming experiments after execution? |
I believe the ticket for that is #2055 IMO this ticket needs user input and product decisions. Hard to know what the next steps are from the OP. |
Yeah. My question was: How to unlock it? |
Yes, but it has directions, so I would keep it alive. |
First, we need to decide how high of a priority this is for us. We then need to convey that priority to the DVC team so that they can schedule the work... or not. |
Let's keep it and get back when we have a bit more user input + we are done with the current activities. I'd like to keep it lightweight as much as possible. It would be a mistake to implement something complicated like labels. On the other hand, we naming + some lightweight notes/comments could be done I think. Anyways, let's not prioritize for now. |
My feedback on the experiments table:
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Also this is mentioned in #2726, but I would find renaming (as suggested above) helpful. If it's decided it's worth pursuing, we can look into it on the DVC side. Edit: I think this is a bit different than #2457. No matter what, auto naming is probably not going to be what I would name them manually, and often I don't even know ahead of time what I should name them since my experiments space grows over time and I need to find new ways to differentiate them. Tagging is another useful option here. |
Modifying the table view to only show differences (vs all available parameters) would help navigate a table with lots of experiments. |
Closing in favour #1994 |
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