guides/experiments/monitor.md

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title: Monitor experiment results
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### Experiment Summary

Under **SUMMARY**, you can view all the experiment configurations such as environment variables, quick reproduce via CLI, Docker image, and resource specification.

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### Logs

Under **LOGS**, you can monitor the logs from the experiment Docker container including status updates and `print()` statements.

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### Plots

<Note>You need to use VESSL's Python SDK to view metrics or multimedia files.&#x20;</Note>

Under **PLOTS**, you can view key metrics for your experiments such as accuracy and loss. You can also filter out the outliers by checking **ignore outlier** box and controlling the **smoothing** of the curves.&#x20;

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#### Multimedia

You can also view images. You can configure the number of displayed images using VESSL's Python SDK.

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#### System Metrics

You can monitor system metrics such as CPU, GPU, memory, disk, and network usage.

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### Files

Under **FILES**, you can navigate and download the output and input files. You can also do this using VESSL Client CLI.

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