Pull Request : #2 Plot for Epochs, Accuracy and Avg Loss#3
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Hello @konrad-gajdus
This PR is for issue #2
Added plots for metrics generted by nn.c.
I think there was 2 ways though which it can be done.
One way is by performing the read and write on the nn.c file itself for creating a .txt file for python to plot using matplotlib.
Second way is by taking the output that is generated from the nn.c file metrics and copy and pasting it a txt file to plot
using matplotlib by using python.
I have followed the second appoach in this case as the nn.c file takes a significant amount of the time to reach to 20 epochs by using CPU in local machine settings.
Regards!
Viddesh