python-tensorflowHow do I use the module_util module from TensorFlow in Python?
The module_util
module from TensorFlow in Python allows you to easily manage the modules in your TensorFlow program. It provides a number of useful functions that can make it easier to work with modules.
For example, to get a list of all the modules in your program, you can use the list_modules()
function:
import tensorflow as tf
import module_util
modules = module_util.list_modules()
print(modules)
This will output a list of all the modules in your program:
['tensorflow', 'module_util', ...]
You can also use the load_module()
function to load a specific module into your program:
import module_util
my_module = module_util.load_module('my_module')
The module_util
module also provides functions to check if a module has been loaded, reload a module, and unload a module.
For more information on the module_util
module, see the official TensorFlow documentation.
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