Add support for TF2.x saved_models from TFHub, as well as --tag & -concrete_function cmd line parameters #984
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This was referenced Jun 24, 2020
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We should add those to the README.
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Good idea! Wanted to try out a few more models before putting it in the official documentation -- in case any changes or fine-tuning is needed. |
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Added support for TF2.x saved_models from TFHub
Added --tag parameter. Lets user specify tag set, in case multiple are available. Also handles the case of an empty tag value (rare, but seen in some models)
Added --concrete_function parameter. Some models do not contain signature_def values. Instead, they rely on concrete function definitions under the call method, which require fetching using a TensorSpec().