Is it possible to call from Keras unsupported backend function directly from tensorflow?
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I am working to create a Keras custom layer. this layer needs to use a function that doesn't exist in Keras TF backend, although it exist in TF.
What would be the best way to solve it?
- Is there a way to call TF function directly from Keras and not from backend?
- Should I work to modify backend to include a new unsupported function?
Any example or pointer how to implement the best solution.
Thank you
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I am working to create a Keras custom layer. this layer needs to use a function that doesn't exist in Keras TF backend, although it exist in TF.
What would be the best way to solve it?
- Is there a way to call TF function directly from Keras and not from backend?
- Should I work to modify backend to include a new unsupported function?
Any example or pointer how to implement the best solution.
Thank you
keras
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ebrahimi
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Does this solve the problem : stackoverflow.com/questions/51638053/… ?
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I am working to create a Keras custom layer. this layer needs to use a function that doesn't exist in Keras TF backend, although it exist in TF.
What would be the best way to solve it?
- Is there a way to call TF function directly from Keras and not from backend?
- Should I work to modify backend to include a new unsupported function?
Any example or pointer how to implement the best solution.
Thank you
keras
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ebrahimi
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I am working to create a Keras custom layer. this layer needs to use a function that doesn't exist in Keras TF backend, although it exist in TF.
What would be the best way to solve it?
- Is there a way to call TF function directly from Keras and not from backend?
- Should I work to modify backend to include a new unsupported function?
Any example or pointer how to implement the best solution.
Thank you
keras
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Does this solve the problem : stackoverflow.com/questions/51638053/… ?
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Does this solve the problem : stackoverflow.com/questions/51638053/… ?
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– Shamit Verma
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Does this solve the problem : stackoverflow.com/questions/51638053/… ?
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– Shamit Verma
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Does this solve the problem : stackoverflow.com/questions/51638053/… ?
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There is no possible way to directly call tensorflow functions from keras. Keras is a stand-alone project. Although, tensorflow >= 1.12 has keras built in, so you could play with the source of tensorflow and figure it out.
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There is no possible way to directly call tensorflow functions from keras. Keras is a stand-alone project. Although, tensorflow >= 1.12 has keras built in, so you could play with the source of tensorflow and figure it out.
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There is no possible way to directly call tensorflow functions from keras. Keras is a stand-alone project. Although, tensorflow >= 1.12 has keras built in, so you could play with the source of tensorflow and figure it out.
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There is no possible way to directly call tensorflow functions from keras. Keras is a stand-alone project. Although, tensorflow >= 1.12 has keras built in, so you could play with the source of tensorflow and figure it out.
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There is no possible way to directly call tensorflow functions from keras. Keras is a stand-alone project. Although, tensorflow >= 1.12 has keras built in, so you could play with the source of tensorflow and figure it out.
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