tfl.test_utils.TimeTracker
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Tracks time.
tfl.test_utils.TimeTracker(
list_to_append, num_steps=1
)
Keeps track of time spent in its scope and appends it to 'list_to_append'
on exit from scope divided by 'num_steps' if provided.
Example |
training_step_times = []
with TimeTracker(training_step_times, num_steps=num_epochs):
model.fit(... epochs=num_epochs ...)
print np.median(training_step_times)
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__exit__
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__exit__(
unuesd_type, unuesd_value, unuesd_traceback
)
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