Category: Misc

As I asked here on StackOverflow, I’m having problems building a model with strings as input since the input layer is a tf.keras.Input(shape=(1,), dtype=tf.string, name=’text’) but the BERT tokenizer expects a string. How do you extract the input string from the keras input?

Hello, I’ve just started learning and messing around with neural networks. I’m not sure if this is a problem, or this is how neural networks work, but I’ve noticed, that whenever I try to predict a binary classification outcome with my model, the predictions vary completely based on the size of the data i pass it.

For example, if I try to predict a single outcome with one row of data, I get something like 0.4. Then if I add another row of data and predict again, the first prediction of row 1 becomes 0.9, even though the data in row 1 did not change, I only added an additional row of data for an additional prediction.

My training data consists of 1266 entries with 54 features. I’ve tried reducing the batch_size to 1, different optimizers, number of layers, number of neurons and the result is mostly the same. Is this normal behavior?

I have an object detection model (Faster R-CNN sved as a frozen graph) that was trained over two years ago. It requires TF GPU 1.14 and the TF Object Detection API. It’s a bit of a hassle to setup that environment and was wondering if there was a more streamlined way to use that model with the latest version of TF/Keras?

This feels like a profoundly stupid question, and maybe that’s why I’m not finding any answers to it… am new to machine learning.

I’m used to doing development inside VMs, but as I want to benefit from the GPU that’s not really an option here, right? I was thinking maybe I could do it in a Docker container instead (am on Windows) but not sure that’s viable, either. Would either a VM or Docker work for Windows and doing ML? Thanks.

I am trying to build a sentiment classification (hate speech) for German language using NLP + Deep Learning. Any code tutorial? I found lots of research papers but few code implementations.

I am on tf_nightly-2.7.0 and used tensorflow’s “make_csv_dataset” to make dataset from a TSV file, but it seems the Tensorflow PrefetchDataset doesn’t have shape information. I could have used Pandas dataframe but would like to try Tensorflow’s dataset. Here are codes without the import:

!wget https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/project-data/sms/train-data.tsv train_file_path = "train-data.tsv" train_data = tf.data.experimental.make_csv_dataset(train_file_path, header=False, field_delim='t', column_names=['label', 'text'], batch_size=5, label_name='label', num_epochs=1, ignore_errors=True) examples, labels = next(iter(train_data)) # Just the first batch. print("FEATURES: n", examples, "n") print("LABELS: n", labels) encoder = keras.layers.TextVectorization(max_tokens=None, output_mode='int', output_sequence_length=160) encoder.adapt(train_data) 

Here is how the dataset looks in the print output:

FEATURES: OrderedDict([('text', <tf.Tensor: shape=(5,), dtype=string, numpy= array([b'rt-king pro video club>> need help? info@ringtoneking.co.uk or call 08701237397 you must be 16+ club credits redeemable at www.ringtoneking.co.uk! enjoy!', b'good afternoon sunshine! how dawns that day ? are we refreshed and happy to be alive? do we breathe in the air and smile ? i think of you, my love ... as always', b'they have a thread on the wishlist section of the forums where ppl post nitro requests. start from the last page and collect from the bottom up.', b'no current and food here. i am alone also', b'die... i accidentally deleted e msg i suppose 2 put in e sim archive. haiz... i so sad...'], dtype=object)>)]) LABELS: tf.Tensor([b'spam' b'ham' b'ham' b'ham' b'ham'], shape=(5,), dtype=string) 

Here is the error on line encoder.adapt(train_data) :

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'ndims 

The desired outcome would be no error message after manipulating the Tensorflow dataset.

Thank you for the help in advance!