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MANIFEST.in

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recursive-include static *.*

RELEASE.md

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# Release 0.6.0
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* Initial release of TensorFlow Model Analysis.

WORKSPACE

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workspace(name = "org_tensorflow_model_analysis")
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http_archive(
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name = "io_bazel_rules_closure",
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sha256 = "6691c58a2cd30a86776dd9bb34898b041e37136f2dc7e24cadaeaf599c95c657",
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strip_prefix = "rules_closure-08039ba8ca59f64248bb3b6ae016460fe9c9914f",
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urls = [
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"https://mirror.bazel.build/github.com/bazelbuild/rules_closure/archive/08039ba8ca59f64248bb3b6ae016460fe9c9914f.tar.gz",
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"https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_closure/archive/08039ba8ca59f64248bb3b6ae016460fe9c9914f.tar.gz", # 2018-01-16
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],
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)
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load("@io_bazel_rules_closure//closure:defs.bzl", "closure_repositories")
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closure_repositories()
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http_archive(
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name = "org_tensorflow_tensorboard",
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sha256 = "a943c0242a07da4d445135ffc9a7c7cb987d9bd948ae733695bc16095dceec20",
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strip_prefix = "tensorboard-2fdb2199553729a6c5b42b7eb0305a101b454add",
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urls = ["https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorboard/archive/2fdb2199553729a6c5b42b7eb0305a101b454add.zip"],
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)
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docs/getting_started.md

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# Getting Started with TensorFlow Model Analysis
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This guide introduces the basic concepts of TensorFlow Model Analysis (TFMA) and
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## High-level Overview of TFMA
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or *inference*) to a special SavedModel, which we call the *EvalSavedModel*.
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This *EvalSavedModel* contains additional information which allows TFMA to
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```
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The following code snippet illustrates how you might define an
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country = tf.contrib.layers.sparse_column_with_hash_buckets('country', 100)
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![TFMA Slicing Metrics Browser](./images/tfma-slicing-metrics-browser.png)
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the evaluation. Note that this uses Beam's local runner, so it's mainly for
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quick small-scale experimentation locally. The following code snippet shows how:
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# Note that this code should be run in a Jupyter Notebook.
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`slice_spec` parameter, and add additional metrics not included in your model
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using `add_metrics_callbacks`. You can learn more by viewing the docstring for
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with a distributed runner. This requires you to have some familiarity with
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perform the evaluation and write the results out. The results can later be
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loaded for visualization using `tfma.load_eval_result`. The following snippet
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```
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# To run the pipeline.
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_ = (p
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| 'EvaluateAndWriteResults' >> tfma.EvaluateAndWriteResults(
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eval_saved_model_path='/path/to/eval/saved/model',
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output_path='/path/to/output',
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display_only_data_location=data_location))
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# Note that this code should be run in a Jupyter Notebook.
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result = tfma.load_eval_result(output_path='/path/to/out')
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tfma.view.render_slicing_metrics(result)
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```
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