neptune.ai examples
Neptune is an experiment tracker purpose-built for foundation model training.
With Neptune, you can monitor thousands of per-layer metrics—losses, gradients, and activations—at any scale. Visualize them with no lag and no missed spikes. Drill down into logs and debug training issues fast. Keep your model training stable while reducing wasted GPU cycles.
This repo contains tutorials and examples of how to use Neptune.
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| Quickstart | docs-icon | neptune-icon | github-icon | colab-icon |
| Log different types of metadata | docs-icon | neptune-icon | ||
| Organize and filter runs | docs-icon | neptune-icon | ||
| Resume a run | docs-icon | |||
| Use Neptune in HPO jobs | docs-icon | neptune-icon | github-icon | colab-icon |
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| Import runs from Weights & Biases | docs-icon | github-icon |
| Migrate code from Neptune Legacy client | docs-icon | github-icon |
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| Hardware monitoring | docs-icon | neptune-icon | github-icon |
| PyTorch model internals | docs-icon | neptune-icon | github-icon |
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| Compare media file-series | github-icon |
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