How to save trained models?
See original GitHub issueI would like to save my trained models for future uses, especially as I am considering building my PhD predictors based on this library. Is there any way to add the .save
attribute to the demos/models.py
models to achieve something similar to what it is explained here?
Many thanks
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Here’s some examples for check-pointing and model storage using Sonnet 2 and TF2: https://github.com/deepmind/sonnet#tensorflow-checkpointing
Because graph_nets is not built on top of Keras, saving and restoring models is slightly different. To save the model you can need to use a
tf.train.Saver
andsaver.save
, and to restore it, you should build the tensorflow graph in the same way, and then use saver.restore. See example below:Hope this helps!