How To Convert "tensor" To "numpy" Array In Tensorflow?
Solution 1:
You can't use the .numpy
method on a tensor, if this tensor is going to be used in a tf.data.Dataset.map
call.
The tf.data.Dataset
object under the hood works by creating a static graph: this means that you can't use .numpy()
because the tf.Tensor
object when in a static-graph context do not have this attribute.
Therefore, the line input_image = random_noise(image.numpy())
should be input_image = random_noise(image)
.
But the code is likely to fail again since random_noise
calls get_noise
from the model.utils
package.
If the get_noise
function is written using Tensorflow, then everything will work. Otherwise, it won't work.
The solution? Write the code using only the Tensorflow primitives.
For instance, if your function get_noise
just creates random noise with the shee of your input image, you can define it like:
defget_noise(image):
return tf.random.normal(shape=tf.shape(image))
using only the Tensorflow primitives, and it will work.
Hope this overview helps!
P.S: you could be interested in having a look at the articles "Analyzing tf.function to discover AutoGraph strengths and subtleties" - they cover this aspect (perhaps part 3 is the one related to your scenario): part 1part 2part 3
Solution 2:
In TF2.x version, use tf.config.run_functions_eagerly(True)
.
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