DABL notebook integration #41
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@motus this is just waiting on microsoft/MLOS#624 now. |
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Adds a basic `mlos_viz.plot(exp)` style API for simple visualizations of `ExperimentData` results relative to the experiment's objectives (building off of #628 and dabl/dabl#335). Note: this PR currently omits unit tests for the new module due to the complexity of testing visualizations. We intend to add this in future PRs. There is however, a working example of its use here right now: Microsoft-CISL/sqlite-autotuning#41 --------- Co-authored-by: Sergiy Matusevych <sergiy.matusevych@gmail.com>
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Moving to #43 |
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Makes use of microsoft/MLOS#624 to plot results in the demo notebooks via the simplified
mlos_viz.plot()API.Keeps the old visualization demonstrations as well, but moves them towards the bottom of the notebook to prioritize the new API's simplicity.