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This PR adds instructions on how to profile with the PyTorch backend.

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    • Added a new section detailing the integration of PyTorch Profiler with TensorBoard.
    • Provided clear instructions on package installation, configuration adjustments, and how to visualize profiling data.
    • Enhanced the readability of commands and the overall formatting of the training documentation.

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This pull request updates the TensorBoard documentation by reformatting the JSON configuration block for the training section and adding a new section titled "PyTorch Profiler With TensorBoard." The new section provides installation instructions for the necessary packages, configuration guidelines, and details on visualizing profiling data within TensorBoard. The command for launching TensorBoard has also been updated for clarity.

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doc/train/tensorboard.md Reformatted JSON configuration block; added "PyTorch Profiler With TensorBoard" section with installation and usage details, configuration guidelines, and updated command formatting

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    User->>Profiler: Executes training with profiler enabled
    Profiler->>TensorBoard: Generates and exports profiling data
    User->>TensorBoard: Launches TensorBoard to view profiling data
    TensorBoard-->>User: Displays profiling visualizations
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29-51: JSON Configuration Block Improvement

The JSON example has several duplicate _comment keys. In strict JSON, duplicate keys can lead to undefined behavior where only the last instance is preserved. Since this example is intended for documentation purposes, consider either using uniquely named comment keys (e.g., _comment_1, _comment_2) or moving explanatory comments outside the JSON block to avoid confusion for readers who may copy and use the snippet.


64-73: New PyTorch Profiler Section Review

The newly added PyTorch Profiler With TensorBoard section is well integrated and provides concise steps on installing tensorboard and torch-tb-profiler, setting "enable_profiler": true, and running a short training task. It might be helpful to include a brief caution or note regarding any potential performance overhead when profiling is enabled. This will prepare users for any increase in execution time during profiling.

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57-57: Clarify Log Directory Instruction

This additional note—"TensorBoard requires a logdir to read logs from..."—is clear. For further clarity, you might briefly mention what a user can expect from running tensorboard --help (for example, configuration details or option listings). Overall, this addition improves the guidance.

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This PR adds instructions on how to profile with the PyTorch backend.

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Documentation**
- Added a new section detailing the integration of PyTorch Profiler with
TensorBoard.
- Provided clear instructions on package installation, configuration
adjustments, and how to visualize profiling data.
- Enhanced the readability of commands and the overall formatting of the
training documentation.

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Co-authored-by: Han Wang <92130845+wanghan-iapcm@users.noreply.github.com>
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