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Describe the bug
Hi, I am running the error analysis notebook in the examples, when i am running the notebook on Google colab i am getting the tree visualisation, and when i am storing the response from the local host server, and displaying it on google colab, using Ipython, it displays the tree visualisation
import requests
response = requests.get('http://localhost:8704')
from IPython.display import display, HTML
display(HTML(response.text))
Now the issue is, when i store the response in a html file, and open it in browser i am not getting the tree visualisation and getting the data exploration UI as it is, there are some errors which i am seeing on dev console of the browser
response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to fetch
at Q (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:3744176)
at Object.i [as requestImportances] (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:4214354)
at new iu (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:4196435)
at ha (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12289645)
at Fo (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12308996)
at Rs (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12352816)
at bl (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12338855)
at vl (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12338783)
at gl (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12338646)
at ll (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12335641)
response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to fetch
at Q (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:3744176)
at Object.n [as getTreeNodes] (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:4214298)
at yl.fetchTreeNodes (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:4131985)
at yl.componentDidMount (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:4119894)
at ls (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12325902)
at wl (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12343150)
at t.unstable_runWithPriority (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:665926)
at Ni (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12284938)
at _l (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12339747)
at ll (response_error_global_dummy (2).html:17:12335866)
Also i am running the same notebook on AWS Sagemaker notebook, and the tree visualisation is not working but other features of Dashboard is working
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Also i have a large dataset like around 20 million rows, in this case i would need error analysis to work on distributed instances, something like pyspark? is there a workaround for this?
Describe the bug
Hi, I am running the error analysis notebook in the examples, when i am running the notebook on Google colab i am getting the tree visualisation, and when i am storing the response from the
local host server
, and displaying it on google colab, using Ipython, it displays the tree visualisationNow the issue is, when i store the response in a html file, and open it in browser i am not getting the tree visualisation and getting the data exploration UI as it is, there are some errors which i am seeing on dev console of the browser
Also i am running the same notebook on AWS Sagemaker notebook, and the tree visualisation is not working but other features of Dashboard is working
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