[Feature] Provide SavedModels of pretrained models
See original GitHub issueCan you provide SavedModels of pretrained models (with the saved_model.pb
file)?
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@JeffreyCA did you succeed in properly convert the SavedModes into tf.js? I used the method explained here but had these warnings during conversion:
This will not happening from our side, the only migration we would consider at some point is porting library with TensorFlow 2. Plus I had checked a little bit before releasing and it would be very complicated as TensorFlow JS does not provide the range of functionality Spleeter is currently using in Python (
estimator
API to be more specific)But if you are motivated feel free to explore, we would love having other language adoption from contributors.
I will close the issue since you seem to have figured out how but we will also upload those model on the release soon.