Need tests

[pkmital]

Anyone willing to help w/ this?

[micknoise]

Hi Parag

It might be that we can get some of my students to test. They might need
some guidance from you.

On 6 April 2016 at 17:32, Parag K Mital [email protected] wrote:

Anyone willing to help w/ this?

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[pkmital]

Wow awesome! Yes, writing up tox tests for each python example and testing string difference on output would be the way to go.

[micknoise]

Ok I'll introduce you to some talent. They are a few weeks away from their
final deadline but will be interested and able to help soon.

:-)

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Wow awesome! Yes, writing up tox tests for each python example and testing
string difference on output would be the way to go.

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[hunkim]

@pkmital Please take a look at this. If something like this is OK, I'll make a PR.

https://github.com/nlintz/TensorFlow-Tutorials/blob/master/.travis.yml

[ghost]

Hi Parag,

awesome tutorial! I can help you with testing. I already found an issue. I wondered why plotting wasnt working. Adding plt.show() below each plt.imshow(...) resolved that issue. Well, not really. There is just one window containing the first plot. If you want to see the other plots, you need to close the window for popping up a new window containing the next plot.

[cswwp]

hi， i want to classify with autoencoder, but i find the AE is just reconstruct the input without classify, would you mind help me about how to classify with AE?

[pkmital]

@cswwp This is reserved for discussion about the topic of creating tests. Please try on StackOverflow or better yet take this free online course: https://www.kadenze.com/courses/creative-applications-of-deep-learning-with-tensorflow/info

[ghost]

Apparently only the first plot is shown. Closing the first plot shows nothing else.