[Feature Request] Adding Timestamp and Epoch Time Spent to Console Output

[Xerxes-2]

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Issue Description:

Currently, when running the training script, the console output doesn't provide any information about the timestamp or the time spent for each epoch. This information would be valuable for tracking the progress and analyzing the training process.

Proposed Solution:

I would like to propose adding a feature to the training script that includes the following enhancements:

1. Displaying the timestamp for each epoch in the console output.
2. Showing the time spent for each epoch.

With this addition, users will have a better understanding of the training progress, including the duration of each epoch, which can help in performance analysis and debugging.

Steps to Implement:

To implement this feature, the following changes need to be made:

1. Modify the training script to capture the start and end time for each epoch.
2. Calculate the time spent for each epoch.
3. Include the timestamp and time spent information in the console output.

Potential Benefits:

Adding timestamps and time spent information to the console output will provide the following benefits:

1. Improved visibility: Users can easily track the progress of each epoch.
2. Debugging assistance: The time spent information will be useful for identifying slow or problematic epochs.
3. Performance analysis: Users can analyze the training duration of each epoch and make necessary adjustments.

Contributor Guidelines:

I would be happy to contribute to this project by implementing the proposed changes. I am willing to create a pull request with the necessary code modifications.

Please let me know if this feature aligns with the project's goals and if I should proceed with implementing it. I am open to feedback and suggestions.

Thank you for considering this feature request!

[RVC-Boss]

You can try it. I will try and test your version, if all functions are successfully tested, I can merge it to main.

[Xerxes-2]

#273

[RVC-Boss]

Done.