Importing Tensorflow
Currently SameDiff supports the import of TensorFlow frozen graphs through the various SameDiff.importFrozenTF methods. TensorFlow documentation on frozen models can be found here.
import org.nd4j.autodiff.SameDiff.SameDiff;
SameDiff sd = SameDiff.importFrozenTF(modelFile);
After you import the TensorFlow model there are 2 ways to find the inputs and outputs. The first method is to look at the output of
sd.summary();
Where the input variables are the output of no ops, and the output variables are the input of no ops. Another way to find the inputs is
List<String> inputs = sd.inputs();
To run inference use:
INDArray out = sd.batchOutput()
.input(inputName, inputArray)
.output(outputs)
.execSingle();
For multiple outputs, use
exec() instead of execSingle(), to return a Map<String,INDArray> of outputs instead. Alternatively, you can use methods such as SameDiff.output(Map<String, INDArray> placeholders, String... outputs) to get the same output.We have a TensorFlow graph analyzing utility which will report any missing operations (operations that still need to be implemented) here
It is possible to remove nodes from the network. For example TensorFlow 1.x models can have hard coded dropout layers. See the BERT Graph test for an example.
SameDiff’s TensorFlow import is still being developed, and does not yet have support for every single operation and datatype in TensorFlow. Almost all of the common/standard operations are importable and tested, however - including almost everything in the tf, tf.math, tf.layers, tf.losses, tf.bitwise and tf.nn namespaces. The majority of existing pretrained models out there should be importable into SameDiff.
Last modified 9mo ago