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How do I save/restore model?
See original GitHub issueHello, I’m pretty new to using both python and tensorflow.
From my basic understanding, there should be a way to serialize the trained model and bring it back to train more later.
As I read through tf’s session doc, that might be a way to do it. However, I’ve looked through session_management.py but got no vision of how to achieve this.
Is this possible already? Or, maybe, I missed something?
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Hey @dekdekbaloo ! Thanks for checking it out.
TensorRecdoesn’t have any convenience methods for saving and loading models yet – personally, all my applications of it have been persistent in-memory.Assigning myself to this ticket to build some convenience methods.
The PR has been merged so I’m closing this issue or now.