Base class for decoders that turns a list of bytes to (composite) tensors.
Sub-classes must implement decode_record()
(see its docstring
for requirements).
Decoder instances can be saved as a SavedModel by save_decoder()
.
The SavedModel can be loaded back by load_decoder()
. However, the loaded
decoder will always be of the type LoadedDecoder
and only have the public
interfaces listed in this base class available.
Methods
decode_record
@abc.abstractmethod
decode_record( records: tf.Tensor ) -> Dict[str, TensorAlike]
Sub-classes should implement this.
Implementations must use TF ops to derive the result (composite) tensors, as this function will be traced and become a tf.function (thus a TF Graph). Note that autograph is not enabled in such tracing, which means any python control flow / loops will not be converted to TF cond / loops automatically.
The returned tensors must be batch-aligned (i.e. they should be at least
of rank 1, and their outer-most dimensions must be of the same size). They
do not have to be batch-aligned with the input tensor, but if that's the
case, an additional tensor must be provided among the results, to indicate
which input record a "row" in the output batch comes from. See
record_index_tensor_name
for more details.
Args | |
---|---|
records
|
a 1-D string tensor that contains the records to be decoded. |
Returns | |
---|---|
A dict of (composite) tensors. |
output_type_specs
output_type_specs() -> Dict[str, tf.TypeSpec]
Returns the tf.TypeSpecs of the decoded tensors.
Returns | |
---|---|
A dict whose keys are the same as keys of the dict returned by
decode_record() and values are the tf.TypeSpec of the corresponding
(composite) tensor.
|
save
save(
path: str
) -> None
Saves this TFGraphRecordDecoder to a SavedModel at path
.
This functions the same as tf_graph_record_decoder.save_decoder()
. This is
provided purely for convenience, and should not impact the actual saved
model, since only the tf.function
from _make_concrete_decode_function
is
saved.
Args | |
---|---|
path
|
The path to where the saved_model is saved. |