UNOFFICIAL TensorFlow Serving API libraries for Python3
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Installation
Supported Python versions are: 3.5 and 3.6.
pip install --upgrade tensorflow-serving-api-python3Supported versions of Tensorflow
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Serving API version |
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tensorflow~=1.4.0 |
pip install 'tensorflow-serving-api-python3~=1.4.0' |
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tensorflow~=1.5.0 |
pip install 'tensorflow-serving-api-python3~=1.5.0' |
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tensorflow~=1.6.0 |
pip install 'tensorflow-serving-api-python3~=1.6.0' |
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tensorflow~=1.7.0 |
pip install 'tensorflow-serving-api-python3~=1.7.0' |
Why?
Official Serving package (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/tensorflow-serving-api) is marked as Python2-only although it supports Python3 (therefore you cannot pip3 install tensorflow-serving-api). This has been discussed in this thread: https://github.com/tensorflow/serving/issues/700 (unfortunately, the proposal for publishing the Python3 package was rejected).
This package is only redistribution: I only downloaded Python2 .whl from the PyPI, extracted it and added my setup.py with Python3 support.
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