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tensorflow
: add tensorflow.keras.activations
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threshold: FloatTensorCompatible | FloatDataSequence = 0.0, | ||
) -> Tensor: ... | ||
def selu(x: _ActivationInput) -> Tensor: ... | ||
def serialize(activation: Callable[..., Any], use_legacy_format: bool = False) -> str: ... |
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It can also return a dict:
In [15]: tensorflow.keras.activations.serialize(len)
Out[15]:
{'module': 'builtins',
'class_name': 'builtin_function_or_method',
'config': 'len',
'registered_name': 'builtin_function_or_method'}
In [16]: tensorflow.keras.activations.serialize(lambda: 42)
/Users/jelle/py/venvs/py311/lib/python3.11/site-packages/keras/src/activations.py:549: UserWarning: The object being serialized includes a `lambda`. This is unsafe. In order to reload the object, you will have to pass `safe_mode=False` to the loading function. Please avoid using `lambda` in the future, and use named Python functions instead. This is the `lambda` being serialized: tensorflow.keras.activations.serialize(lambda: 42)
fn_config = serialization_lib.serialize_keras_object(activation)
Out[16]:
{'value': ('4wAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAEAAAADAAAA8wYAAACXAGQBUwApAk7pKgAAAKkAcgMAAADzAAAAAPofPGlw\neXRob24taW5wdXQtMTYtYjFiYzU1YjgzOGViPvoIPGxhbWJkYT5yBgAAAAEAAABzBgAAAIAAqHKA\nAHIEAAAA\n',
None,
None)}
In [17]: tensorflow.keras.activations.serialize(os.path.exists)
Out[17]:
{'module': 'builtins',
'class_name': 'function',
'config': 'exists',
'registered_name': 'function'}
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@JelleZijlstra Thanks for pointing it out, I've fixed it in d25b89f. Do you have a method / tool to find this kind of errors ?
For this particular function, looking at the source code would have made it clear that the return type could be a dict. Is it how you found out about it ?
When doing the TensorFlow stubs, I usually try a few inputs, but I can't test everything, so I often rely on what the docs say 😞
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Just by trying it out. I didn't do that for all functions, I think at first I was mostly curious what this function would do with a builtin.
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Co-authored-by: Jelle Zijlstra <jelle.zijlstra@gmail.com>
According to mypy_primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉 |
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