Open malekinho8 opened 3 years ago
Have you got the solution of this question? I am also puzzled of it...
Have you got the solution of this question? I am also puzzled of it...
Unfortunately, no. In my experience, the code is not at the point where you can easily obtain this kind of information. Even the tensorboard graphs that they do output are unintelligible to me, so I haven't done much experimentation with model search in a while.
I have just finished a test run, and obtained a new directory containing the results from 200 separate models. For a given model, I noticed there is a "saved_model.pb" file, but I get an error every time I try to load it into Python. All I would like to do is see the model layers, similar to the output of a typical model.summary( ) in Keras:
Is it possible to see this output with the models that have been saved?