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Unfortunately, this will only somewhat quiet down tensorflow, but it helps
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I'm still getting pretty spammy output with this change. Looks like this: |
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That is correct. it is still very spammy. I reduced the output where I could without redirecting all stderr from the library, which would start to mask errors. We could suppress all stderr from the library and only provide it with a verbose flag ( |
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Let's try that, because it's still super spammy |
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This will help reduce some of the noise from tensorflow. Most of the noise comes from Keras and there isn't a great way to limit it without redirecting all stderr from the library.
This PR also allows eyeballer to produce the
--helpmessage when no params are provided. This depends on PR #42