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Hello. I've been using caffe on its python interface for a while now but I haven't been able to get ahold of the log files that caffe creates, to parse them and plot the loss curve for example. I've looked everywhere, including the /tmp/ directory, but no log files were created.
Is there something I have to do to force pycaffe to create these log files when the solve() function is called?
Brian Chu
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I'm also wondering about this!
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I haven't done the solving itself in pycaffe before, but when I load a caffemodel with caffe.Net(...) I get all the log messages which I also get by the caffe executable (the setup and scaffolding messages) on stdout (or maybe stderr). So I assume the solver's output also goes to stdout or stderr. You could simple redirect those to a file in python by setting sys.stdout and/or sys.stderr to a file descriptor of a text file of your choosing (have done that myself successfully).