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[BUG] ds.visualize not working in jupyter notebook for local dataset #2622
Hello everyone, I tried ds.visualize with dataset like 'hub://activeloop/animal10n-train', it worked in jupyter notebook. But with local dataset like './animal10n-train', ds.visualized showed nothing.
Steps to Reproduce
`import deeplake
it worked with remote dataset
dataset_path = 'hub://activeloop/animal10n-train'
ds = deeplake.load(dataset_path) # Returns a Deep Lake Dataset but does not download data locally
ds.summary()
ds.visualize()
`
dataset_path = './animal10n-train'
ds = deeplake.load(dataset_path) # Returns a Deep Lake Dataset but does not download data locally
ds.summary()
ds.visualize()
`
Hello, I also encountered the same problem. Now the dataset is stored locally, and then I create an iframe using the URL below, but no image is displayed.
Our public network port 38885 is open, and I can get response from Internet using the link below. curl -H "Range: bytes=100-20000" http://ip:38885/7a1d36b8-d48d-470e-bce7-51a3b3462711/dataset_meta.json
When I check the request call chain from chrome, I find that some calls failed.
Is there a way to display the local dataset in the local Jupyter notebook?
Please note that local dataset visualization in notebook may be considered for inclusion in the list of enterprise features. Would you be interested in it in that case?
Please note that local dataset visualization in notebook may be considered for inclusion in the list of enterprise features. Would you be interested in it in that case?
If visualizing local datasets in a notebook can enhance our work efficiency and help us better understand the data, I would be very interested.
Activity
mikayelh commentedon Sep 27, 2023
hi @journey-wang ! thanks for reporting this. We will investigate and get back to you if this is an expected behavior.
zapredelom commentedon Sep 29, 2023
hi @journey-wang is your environment is clean ubuntu or you use WSL ?
journey-wang commentedon Oct 7, 2023
Hi @zapredelom I ran it in the docker environment, like docker run -it --name ubuntu --privileged --net host [image name]
zapredelom commentedon Oct 9, 2023
@journey-wang but what is the operating system of your host machine ? is it ubuntu , mac or windows wsl ?
mikayelh commentedon Oct 18, 2023
@zapredelom one more report with a more detailed info on os - #2663 (comment). Feel free to ask more questions!
fan-chao commentedon Nov 2, 2023
Hello, I also encountered the same problem. Now the dataset is stored locally, and then I create an iframe using the URL below, but no image is displayed.
Our public network port 38885 is open, and I can get response from Internet using the link below.
curl -H "Range: bytes=100-20000" http://ip:38885/7a1d36b8-d48d-470e-bce7-51a3b3462711/dataset_meta.jsonWhen I check the request call chain from chrome, I find that some calls failed.
Is there a way to display the local dataset in the local Jupyter notebook?
Python Version
python3.10
OS
Ubuntu 18.04
IDE
Jupyter
Packages
deeplake 3.8.3
mikayelh commentedon Nov 2, 2023
Hi there @fan-chao. Thanks for in detail message. We've addressed it here #2663 (comment).
Please note that local dataset visualization in notebook may be considered for inclusion in the list of enterprise features. Would you be interested in it in that case?
fan-chao commentedon Nov 2, 2023
If visualizing local datasets in a notebook can enhance our work efficiency and help us better understand the data, I would be very interested.
mikayelh commentedon Nov 2, 2023
Happy to talk a bit more about your use case to see how we can be helpful! Do you mind booking a quick introductory call via cal.com/db?