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According to https://keras.io/ , the:
2.3.0 release will be the last major release of multi-backend Keras. Multi-backend Keras is superseded by tf.keras.
We need to switch to tf.keras to keep the project fresh.
tf.keras
However, it seems we're hitting an open tensorflow issue, see efd8f62. As a temporary solution, I've kept the keras dependency.
tensorflow
keras
In a nutshell:
pickle
tensorflow.keras
I see 2 workarounds that entail persistence with the h5 format and require some work:
h5
OUR_OBJECT.classifier.model.save
tensorflow.keras.models.load_model
h5py
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According to https://keras.io/ , the:
We need to switch to
tf.keras
to keep the project fresh.However, it seems we're hitting an open
tensorflow
issue, see efd8f62.As a temporary solution, I've kept the
keras
dependency.In a nutshell:
pickle
can't persisttensorflow.keras
models;I see 2 workarounds that entail persistence with the
h5
format and require some work:OUR_OBJECT.classifier.model.save
and load it back withtensorflow.keras.models.load_model
, see https://www.tensorflow.org/guide/keras/save_and_serialize#whole-model_saving. The problem here is that we lose our wrapper;h5py
to persist our Python objects.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: