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Hide model fit progress bar? #17
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I don't think that you can configure that in DIPY atm, because it's embedded into the multi-voxel fit decorator. For now, I think that our best bet is something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/76946337/3532933 (or one of the other suggestions on that page). I think it could be a configurable input to the "fit" method of these models in a future version, though. I'll post an issue on DIPY (and even try to fix it in my ongoing saga of a PR there) |
Something like that implemented in dipy/dipy@44127d5 |
We also use tqdm. It's going to depend on when tqdm reads the variable
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Yeah - we should have thought about this (on the DIPY side, I mean). Not directly related (might want a separate issue to track execution), but should we implement a "verbose" flag here as well to silence tqdm if-need-be? |
@arokem it seems like fitting models now shows a progress bar by default. Is it possible to switch it off?
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