Anyone point me to where there is documentation (not examples) of the calls ? Such as service_pb2.PostInputsRequest() ? Parameter lists ?
Here is the documentation for Clarifai python API: https://sdk.clarifai.com/python/docs/latest/clarifai.rest.html#inputs
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No example of this api is given in the TensorFlow documentation. And also I didn't find any code snippet related to this api elsewhere. So I use ChatGPT to generate some code snippet, but they didn't work wellðŸ˜.
Has anyone ever called this api successfully, if so, could you please provide some code snippets for my reference? And the version of tensorflow is 2.0+.
This annotation is documented here but not marked deprecated, however in the migration guide there's no mention of why it was removed, and what should be used instead.
I am totally new to Ktor, and I am supposed to port a 1.6 project to 2 while learning Ktor from scratch. Some leads in this direction will be much appreciated. Thanks
Multiple DSL markers were unified so you can use the KtorDsl annotation instead.
I'm trying to use the NWCreate tool to create model geometry, but the only examples are in c++. Is there a .NET wrapper available for the NWCreate API?
Sorry not available, please check this.
I am struggling to find the API for a particular class in tensorflow.
For example, I am interested in finding the specs for this class:
tensorflow.python.framework.ops.EagerTensor
Sorry if this sounds as a stupid question.
Tensorflow is not that well documented yet. The docs are generated from the comments (the project is hosted at GitHub) and in your case, there are none.
For insights like that, you will have to read the source code.
I am trying to integrate wordnet api in to Apache solr. But it is not seems to be working and there is no good documentation as well. Could you please post me the steps if any body has experience on it?
There are more than one way to do this:
1) https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2347
2) https://gist.github.com/562776
These are simple Java classes, which extract the synonyms from WordNet's prolog file - more or less the same way. Hope this helps.
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