Tensorflow Hub: Fine-tune And Evaluate
Solution 1:
With hub.Module
for TF1, the situation is as you say: either the training or the inference graph is instantiated, and there is no good way to import both and share variables between them in a single tf.Session. That's informed by the approach used by Estimators and many other training scripts in TF1 (esp. distributed ones): there's a training Session that produces checkpoints, and a separate evaluation Session that restores model weights from them. (The two will likely also differ in the dataset they read and the preprocessing they perform.)
With TF2 and its emphasis on Eager mode, this has changed. TF2-style Hub modules (as found at https://tfhub.dev/s?q=tf2-preview) are really just TF2-style SavedModels, and these don't come with multiple graph versions. Instead, the __call__
function on the restored top-level object takes an optional training=...
parameter if the train/inference distinction is required.
With this, TF2 should match your expectations. See the interactive demo tf2_image_retraining.ipynb and the underlying code in tensorflow_hub/keras_layer.py for how it can be done. The TF Hub team is working on making more complete selection of modules available for the TF2 release.
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