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Saving matplotlib figures as images assigned to experiments #311
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great! I think that for this feature to be complimentary to |
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You're absolutely right that we need to augment |
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@urig let's have a single method handling both. Sorry it took a while to reply, I didn't get notification you answered |
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This PR introduces a new feature where users can associate
matplotlibfigures to experiments and save them in the Entropy DB. The figures are saved as PNG images and can be viewed (but not aggregated) in the Entropy Dashboard app.This PR also removes the deprecated "Plots API" and associated Python classes. The
Plotstable in the Entropy DB is not affected.