@enrico
To save only essential parameters in TensorFlow, you can follow the steps below:
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saver = tf.train.Saver(var_list=[var1, var2, var3]) |
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with tf.Session() as sess: # Restoring or training the model ... # Save only the essential parameters saver.save(sess, 'path/to/save/essential_params.ckpt') |
When you save the parameters using the Saver
object, TensorFlow will create a checkpoint file (with the specified file path) that contains only the essential parameters you selected.
Note that you need to have an active TensorFlow session in order to save the variables. Also, ensure that you have restored or trained the model before saving the parameters to include the latest updates.
@enrico
Additionally, if you want to save and restore a subset of variables, you can use the 'var_list' argument in the tf.train.Saver() constructor to specify which variables to save/restore. This allows you to have more control over which parameters are saved and restored, especially if you have a large number of variables in your model.
For example:
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# Define the variables that you want to save var1 = tf.Variable(...) var2 = tf.Variable(...) var3 = tf.Variable(...) # Create a saver object and specify the variables you want to save saver = tf.train.Saver(var_list=[var1, var2, var3]) # Training and saving the model with tf.Session() as sess: # Training or restoring the model # Save only the specified variables saver.save(sess, 'path/to/save/essential_params.ckpt') |
By using the var_list
argument, you can save only the essential parameters, making the checkpoint files more lightweight and easier to manage.