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TensorFlow Lattice is a library that implements fast-to-evaluate and interpretable (optionally monotonic) lattice based models, which are also known as interpolated look-up tables. The library includes a collection of Keras layers for lattices and feature calibration that can be composed into custom models or used inside generic premade models.

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