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GPflow is not predicting classes

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I have been stuck in this for long now. I have put the question on stack overflow. Question . I really need help with predict _y and predict _f . I trained GP model well and I checked the parameters after training but model does not predict at all during deployment with GP checkpoints.

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Created 3 years ago
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markvdwcommented, Oct 5, 2020

To add a suggestion to this: If you are worried about loading/saving checkpoints… Perhaps you can create a minimum example that trains a tiny model on a toy dataset, that stores and then restores the model.

If this doesn’t work, then this is a minimal example that we can help with.

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st--commented, Oct 5, 2020

I’m afraid we don’t have time to run other people’s code unless it is a minimal example. Breaking your problem down into the smallest chunk that still reproduces your issue is work, but that is work that you need to carry out. You’re welcome to re-open this issue with an actually reproducible minimal example.

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