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Hello Vespa Team,
Can you please consider support a properties-file which is available during run-time along with the model ? So some meta-data e.g. threshold/label, etc can be associated with the model.
This is for the stateless evaluation of the models like (XGBoost, TensorFlow, Onnx, etc) which is supported in vespa.
Thank you,
Pinank
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It would be good to update our current Kubeflow example to use 1.0, as well as add a page on the Seldon Docs on "Kubeflow Integration". If possible it would also be good to update it to leverage prepackaged model servers instead of the reusable containers as that is now the way that we're looking to integrate with model training frameworks. Example: https://docs.seldon.io/projects/seldon-core/en
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File "./gen_client/gen_client.py", line 76, in gen_tensorflow_client
if dtype == int(tf.int8) or dtype == int(tf.uint8) or dtype == int(
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Usage: hs model [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Working with data profiles
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Commands:
app Working with data profiles <-----
apply Apply resources from files or directory.
cluster Utilities to manage hs clusters
model Working with data profiles <-----
profile Working with data profile
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Now we follow the official documents to build and test tensorflow serving with latest dev docker image. The examples can not be run successfully because the tensorflow version is 2.1.0 in
tensorflow/serving:latest-develwhile the examples code likemnist_saved_model.pystill uses TensorFlow 1.x APIs.We should upgrade the examples to TensorFlow 2 so that users can build and test with latest