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@serjl yeah I'm aware that you can do it in python, C++ and even Java, but I just want to make my code as C# as possible.
Here is my approach (as I said, as C# as possible): ``` [DllImport("libtensorflow")] private static extern void TF_ImportGraphDefOptionsSetDefaultDevice(IntPtr opts, string device); private static void SetDevice(TFImportGraphDefOptions options, string device) { TF_ImportGraphDefOptionsSetDefaultDevice(options.Handle,...
@serjl yeh it was a typo. Fixed!
It seems [`TF_ImportGraphDefOptionsSetDefaultDevice`](https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/blob/master/tensorflow/c/c_api.h#L722) can be utilized to setup device for a loaded graph. Maybe check the `TFGraph.DeviceName` in `TFGraph.Import` and use this API to set device correspondingly? Also it would...
We have ditched this approach but I guess you can preprocess the schema file and replace those relative references with absolute URIs.
I'm struggling to find an idiomatic way to write down the type of observables. For example, if I create a complex observable by chaining many operators, and decide to store...
Hey, another year has passed!
Apparently the 0.2.0 version has solved this issue.
Thanks @wavebeem . Let's extend the example a little bit: ```js const parser = P.seqMap(P.index, P.digits, P.index, P.newline, P.index, function (start, value, middle, newline, end) { console.log(start, value, middle, newline,...
Well I think here is the misunderstanding: I'm totally OK to use an exclusive end index for a token, and I consent it's the right way to do this. My...