Monitor model training

Time is your most important asset. Maximize it with real-time monitoring.

Stop waiting hours for training to end only to realize your model diverged quickly — and you could have stopped it sooner. Save time and resources with instant feedback on your experiments.
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Better models start with better visibility

Get constant insight into the state of your training from a live feed of your models’ performance.

  • Save resources by stopping training early when models start to diverge
  • Get better insight into model behavior by watching metrics as they evolve
  • Make training more responsive by tweaking hyperparameters or training  strategies on the fly if something looks off
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Get the most out of your machines

Eliminate bottlenecks in your training by monitoring hardware consumption throughout your experiments.

  • Ensure your resources run with maximum efficiency by monitoring usage in real-time
  • Prevent crashes by adjusting usage when memory, GPU, or other resources get close to their limits 
  • Scale your resources smarter by seeing the effects of changing your model or data on your consumption

Get unprecedented visibility into your experiments

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Hubert Brylkowski Senior Machine Learning Engineer @Brainly
Neptune gives us excellent insight on simple data processing jobs — not just training. Because we can monitor the usage of resources — even when we use all cores of the machines. In a few lines of code, we have much better visibility.
Michał Kardas Machine Learning Researcher @TensorCell
Without the information in Neptune’s monitoring dashboard, I wouldn’t know my experiments run 10 times slower than they should. All of my experiments are being trained on separate machines which I can access only via ssh. If I needed to download and check all of this separately, I would be rather discouraged.
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Kha Nguyen Senior Data Scientist @Zoined
I didn’t think about logging CPU metrics or memory metrics when I used MLflow. But it turned out to be pretty important for debugging something running in parallel with big data. So this is something that I find extremely helpful with Neptune.

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