Finish an Experiment
In a typical Python runtime environment, when the script finishes running, SwanLab will automatically call swanlab.finish to close the experiment and set the run status to "Completed". This step does not require an explicit call.
However, in some special cases, such as Jupyter Notebook, you need to explicitly close the experiment using swanlab.finish.
The usage is simple; execute finish after init:
python
import swanlab
swanlab.init()
...
swanlab.finish()FAQ
Can I initialize multiple experiments in one Python script run?
Yes, but you need to add finish between multiple init calls, like this:
python
swanlab.init()
···
swanlab.finish()
···
swanlab.init()