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The output is already a bit wide. I wonder if we really need the progress bar. It looks nice, but it takes up a lot of space and does not provide more information than just a percentage.
With the progress bar removed, we could add some more data points.
I'm leaning towards already covered through Tensorboard. If we want to add it to the console: do we need a process bar or would a simple XY/YZ or XY% suffice?
At least Tensorboard makes it possible to monitor a lot more things without things getting too crowded. In the terminal output I am typically only interested in the train/validation accuracy and sometimes loss. There already is a lot of visual information that make these kinda hard to spot. So now that you mention Tensorboard, maybe that is the best solution.
Printing the gradient norm alongside the training output can be helpful when tuning learning rates and for finding the gradient clipping threshold.
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