Reuben Morais

Some other notes: the graph in that URL uses LSTMBlockFusedCell, which is probably not supported by tf-coreml, but the weights are compatible with a normal LSTMCell, so with a bit...

Last time we were looking into this I verified that webseed requests are tracked normally by GitHub as if it was a "normal" download. It can over-count sometimes if a...

I guess we never stopped wanting it. But this is connected to tag-specific CI and heavily affected by the decisions made in #3317 so should probably wait for it. >>...

You could try exporting the TFLite model instead. It does not use BlockLSTM. You'll have to comment out the feature computation sub-graph (and figure out an alternative for computing MFCCs...

That seems to work, using the static_rnn RNN impl (like we do for TFLite exports), but without converting to TFLite. https://gist.github.com/reuben/4330b69db52112982c63aa8f98912c9f Then: ``` tensorflowjs_converter --input_format=tf_frozen_model --output_format=tfjs_graph_model --output_node_names="logits,new_state_c,new_state_h,metadata_version,metadata_sample_rate,metadata_feature_win_len,metadata_feature_win_step,metadata_alphabet" ../tfjs_test/output_graph.pb output_graph.tfjs 2020-04-20...

@alexcannan I just did `pip install tensorflowjs` in a separate virtual environment, so the latest version. We're releasing 0.7.0 in the next few days so you should be able to...

You're right, you'd need to reimplement the whole client logic. Some starting options to get some starting results faster: - Export a model with n_steps=None, taking in an entire audio...

@MittalShruti TensorFlow.JS is an alternative backend, similar to TFModelState and TFLiteModelState in the native client code. This means one has to reimplement the entire inference logic to be able to...

The idea is that as long as you don't have invalid UTF-8 byte sequences in the text you use to generate the scorer, it'll prevent the model from predicting those....

Ah, it looks like you're not passing a scorer. I guess for development using 'ignore'/'replace' is a reasonable workaround, but you definitely want to use a scorer, exactly for this...