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Load model from variables
See original GitHub issueI’m using tfjs 1.3.1 on Google Chrome v77.
I have the model topography and weights as blobs and I want to load a model with these. In other words, if var model and var weights have the contents of model.json and weights.bin respectively, how do I use tf.loadLayersModel on them?
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@harishkrishnav The LoadHandler interface has no requirement for a path, you can take a look at the BrowserFile implementation, you can have the data as part of your own IOHandler class, you can totally ignore what is passed into the IOHandler constructor. The only thing you need to do is to construct the ModelArtifacts as output of the load method.
Many thanks @pyu10055