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Add hparams to list of launched TensorBoard.dev dashboard.
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Highlight TensorBoard.dev experiment with hparams.
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You may also be interested in the hosted TensorBoard solution at
[TensorBoard.dev][]. You can use TensorBoard.dev to easily host, track, and
share your ML experiments for free. For example, [this experiment][] shows a
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This link does not currently include HParams. Will this experiment be updated to include HParams, or does the experiment link need to be changed?

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Good catch. Done. I've updated with a link to a new experiment.

working example featuring the scalars, graphs, histograms, and distributions
dashboards.
working example featuring the scalars, graphs, histograms, distributions, and
hparams dashboards.

TensorBoard is designed to run entirely offline, without requiring any access
to the Internet. For instance, this may be on your local machine, behind a
corporate firewall, or in a datacenter.

[TensorBoard: Getting Started]: https://www.tensorflow.org/tensorboard/get_started
[TensorBoard.dev]: https://tensorboard.dev
[This experiment]: https://tensorboard.dev/experiment/Ux93Qo4LT9SPBSLugwPsyQ/#scalars
[This experiment]: https://tensorboard.dev/experiment/EDZb7XgKSBKo6Gznh3i8hg/#scalars

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