Before TensorFlow.NET v0.150.0 in order to train a multi-input model, I used the method Model.fit(IEnumerable x, NDArray y, ...) with validation_data as a tuple (IEnumerable, NDArray). The enumeration IEnumerable of validation_data contains the several inputs of the model.
With v0.150.0, the tuple is implicitly cast to a ValidationDataPack but this cast keeps only the first NDArray of the validation_data.Item1 enumeration:
public ValidationDataPack((IEnumerable<NDArray>, NDArray) validation_data)
{
this.val_x = validation_data.Item1.ToArray()[0]; <-- incompatible with multi-input!
this.val_y = validation_data.Item2;
}
The call to Model.evaluate() in Model.FitInternal() then obviously fails since the validation data format does not match the model inputs anymore.
Reproduction Steps
The problem is obvious.
Known Workarounds
Maybe use the method Model.fit(IDatasetV2 dataset, ..., IDatasetV2 validation_data), but how do I create an IDatasetV2 from a tuple (IEnumerable, NDArray) ?
Configuration and Other Information
TensorFlow.NET 0.150.0
TensorFlow.Keras 0.15.0
Windows 11
Description
Before TensorFlow.NET v0.150.0 in order to train a multi-input model, I used the method Model.fit(IEnumerable x, NDArray y, ...) with validation_data as a tuple (IEnumerable, NDArray). The enumeration IEnumerable of validation_data contains the several inputs of the model.
With v0.150.0, the tuple is implicitly cast to a ValidationDataPack but this cast keeps only the first NDArray of the validation_data.Item1 enumeration:
The call to Model.evaluate() in Model.FitInternal() then obviously fails since the validation data format does not match the model inputs anymore.
Reproduction Steps
The problem is obvious.
Known Workarounds
Maybe use the method Model.fit(IDatasetV2 dataset, ..., IDatasetV2 validation_data), but how do I create an IDatasetV2 from a tuple (IEnumerable, NDArray) ?
Configuration and Other Information
TensorFlow.NET 0.150.0 TensorFlow.Keras 0.15.0 Windows 11