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The C API permits training and running. But you have to define and serialize the graph in Python (or C++). (Of course, you could also write Tensorflow protobuf
by danieldk 8y ago
The C API permits training and running. But you have to define and serialize the graph in Python (or C++).
(Of course, you could also write Tensorflow protobuf directly, but that would be tedious.)
- kodablah 8y agoPardon my naivete, so at some point when not reusing others' graphs/models, to get the most out of TF you are basically forced to use one of those two languages? With TF 2 claiming more platforms/languages, will this no longer be the case?