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How do I export "What-If-Tool" output? #204
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If you run your instance of the tool inside a TensorBoard instead (as opposed to inside a jupyter or colab notebook) then you can send them to URL of your TensorBoard instance to use the What-If Tool. Another option is to the use the LIT tool instead (https://pair-code.github.io/lit/) which can also be run as a server (just like TensorBoard) to share with other team members. LIT supports text, tabular, and image models and is more extensible than the What-If Tool. It's currently missing a few features that WIT has but that won't be the case eventually. |
@jameswex , can you elaborate more on this? |
LIT is a totally diffferent, newer tool with a different API and UI. But, any analysis you do in WIT you could do in LIT, and you could run LIT on some server and give the non-data scientists the URL to connect to to view and interact with the tool. Please see https://github.com/PAIR-code/lit/wiki for its documentation. |
I love what this tool allows and I'm wanting to extend its functionality to non-data scientists. Is there a way to send this to a manager or compliance team so that they could play around with it without having to execute code?
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