Enable support for Tensorflow 2.0 in NT3#56
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mdorier wants to merge 1 commit intoECP-CANDLE:developfrom
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Enable support for Tensorflow 2.0 in NT3#56mdorier wants to merge 1 commit intoECP-CANDLE:developfrom
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I cannot test the branch dev-tf2 because it doesn't appear to be in the repo? |
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It's on my fork of the repo: https://github.com/mdorier/Benchmarks/tree/dev-tf2 |
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I asked Justin to give you permissions to create a branch in our repo so we don't have to keep them separate. |
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This has been addressed by the recent namespace migration to |
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This PR makes changes to enable the NT3 model
nt3_baseline_keras2.pyto be run with Tensorflow 2.0 (which ships with its own version of Keras). Most of the changes involve trying to import packages from keras and, if it fails, import the same packages from tensorflow.keras.