In tensorflow serving, how to store a list in feature dictionary?









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I'm pretty new with tensorflow serving, now I'm working with client-end coding.



With the basic tutorial, I know I need to build a feature dictionary like:



feature_dict=
'input_content':tf.train.Feature(...)
'input_label':tf.train.Feature(...)



Then,



model_input=tf.train.Example(feature=tf.train.Features(feature=feature_dict))


Now, my question is, how can I put a list into the feature_dict?
Like, I have a 10 dimension list, I want to set it as the 'input_content', how can I get that?










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    I'm pretty new with tensorflow serving, now I'm working with client-end coding.



    With the basic tutorial, I know I need to build a feature dictionary like:



    feature_dict=
    'input_content':tf.train.Feature(...)
    'input_label':tf.train.Feature(...)



    Then,



    model_input=tf.train.Example(feature=tf.train.Features(feature=feature_dict))


    Now, my question is, how can I put a list into the feature_dict?
    Like, I have a 10 dimension list, I want to set it as the 'input_content', how can I get that?










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      I'm pretty new with tensorflow serving, now I'm working with client-end coding.



      With the basic tutorial, I know I need to build a feature dictionary like:



      feature_dict=
      'input_content':tf.train.Feature(...)
      'input_label':tf.train.Feature(...)



      Then,



      model_input=tf.train.Example(feature=tf.train.Features(feature=feature_dict))


      Now, my question is, how can I put a list into the feature_dict?
      Like, I have a 10 dimension list, I want to set it as the 'input_content', how can I get that?










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      I'm pretty new with tensorflow serving, now I'm working with client-end coding.



      With the basic tutorial, I know I need to build a feature dictionary like:



      feature_dict=
      'input_content':tf.train.Feature(...)
      'input_label':tf.train.Feature(...)



      Then,



      model_input=tf.train.Example(feature=tf.train.Features(feature=feature_dict))


      Now, my question is, how can I put a list into the feature_dict?
      Like, I have a 10 dimension list, I want to set it as the 'input_content', how can I get that?







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          A tf.train.Feature contains lists which may hold zero or more values. The lists could be of type BytesList, FloatList, or Int64List.



          The following code adds a single float element (float_element) to the tf.train.Feature



          tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=[float_element]))



          Notice that the float_element is surrounded by square brackets (), i.e., a list is being created with a single element.
          While trying to add a list (float_list), one should not use square brackets like the following code snippet.



          tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=float_list))






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            A tf.train.Feature contains lists which may hold zero or more values. The lists could be of type BytesList, FloatList, or Int64List.



            The following code adds a single float element (float_element) to the tf.train.Feature



            tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=[float_element]))



            Notice that the float_element is surrounded by square brackets (), i.e., a list is being created with a single element.
            While trying to add a list (float_list), one should not use square brackets like the following code snippet.



            tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=float_list))






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              A tf.train.Feature contains lists which may hold zero or more values. The lists could be of type BytesList, FloatList, or Int64List.



              The following code adds a single float element (float_element) to the tf.train.Feature



              tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=[float_element]))



              Notice that the float_element is surrounded by square brackets (), i.e., a list is being created with a single element.
              While trying to add a list (float_list), one should not use square brackets like the following code snippet.



              tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=float_list))






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                A tf.train.Feature contains lists which may hold zero or more values. The lists could be of type BytesList, FloatList, or Int64List.



                The following code adds a single float element (float_element) to the tf.train.Feature



                tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=[float_element]))



                Notice that the float_element is surrounded by square brackets (), i.e., a list is being created with a single element.
                While trying to add a list (float_list), one should not use square brackets like the following code snippet.



                tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=float_list))






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                A tf.train.Feature contains lists which may hold zero or more values. The lists could be of type BytesList, FloatList, or Int64List.



                The following code adds a single float element (float_element) to the tf.train.Feature



                tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=[float_element]))



                Notice that the float_element is surrounded by square brackets (), i.e., a list is being created with a single element.
                While trying to add a list (float_list), one should not use square brackets like the following code snippet.



                tf.train.Feature(float_list=tf.train.FloatList(value=float_list))







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