Upload tf model instead of writing its code (backend) #21
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Thank you for this! I will look at it this weekend. |
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The processing logic should be the same except for the first step, i.e. insted of calling
update_codeyou should callupload_modelwhich returns no content since the identifier is the only parameter needed to fetch the model.The
graph_from_model_filereads the tf model in h5 format and converts it into a json string. I did not use the docker instance since there is no code to be executed.I couldn't test it since I can't program the frontend but the logic seems correct, let me know if you need further help.
The backend logic for file handling has been inspired by this post