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I built and trained with good results (above 90% acc.) a NLP Log classifier that takes in a UTF_8 payload and classifies it into 32 distinct categories but I am having a hard time writing a simple script that loads all the necessary info from my training and testing session (model.h5 and ?).



This is the structure of my code.



//load data logs and split it 80-20 for training and testing



vocab_size = 500



tokenizer = text.Tokenizer(num_words=vocab_size)



tokenize.fit_to_text(trainRawLogs)



x_train = tokenize.text_to_matrix(trainRawLogs)



x_test = tokenize.text_to_matrix(testRawLogs)



encoder = labelBinarizer()



encoder.fit(trainRawLogs)



//Model build is simple ReLu - Softmax



model.compile..



model.fit..



model.evaluate..



Now here is my question.



Out of all of this process what do I need to save to build a lightweight classifier? the model? the model and the labels? anything else? I tried loading the model



Any ideas would be of great help.



Thanks in advance.









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    I have a basic question that I can't seem to find an answer to.



    I built and trained with good results (above 90% acc.) a NLP Log classifier that takes in a UTF_8 payload and classifies it into 32 distinct categories but I am having a hard time writing a simple script that loads all the necessary info from my training and testing session (model.h5 and ?).



    This is the structure of my code.



    //load data logs and split it 80-20 for training and testing



    vocab_size = 500



    tokenizer = text.Tokenizer(num_words=vocab_size)



    tokenize.fit_to_text(trainRawLogs)



    x_train = tokenize.text_to_matrix(trainRawLogs)



    x_test = tokenize.text_to_matrix(testRawLogs)



    encoder = labelBinarizer()



    encoder.fit(trainRawLogs)



    //Model build is simple ReLu - Softmax



    model.compile..



    model.fit..



    model.evaluate..



    Now here is my question.



    Out of all of this process what do I need to save to build a lightweight classifier? the model? the model and the labels? anything else? I tried loading the model



    Any ideas would be of great help.



    Thanks in advance.









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      I have a basic question that I can't seem to find an answer to.



      I built and trained with good results (above 90% acc.) a NLP Log classifier that takes in a UTF_8 payload and classifies it into 32 distinct categories but I am having a hard time writing a simple script that loads all the necessary info from my training and testing session (model.h5 and ?).



      This is the structure of my code.



      //load data logs and split it 80-20 for training and testing



      vocab_size = 500



      tokenizer = text.Tokenizer(num_words=vocab_size)



      tokenize.fit_to_text(trainRawLogs)



      x_train = tokenize.text_to_matrix(trainRawLogs)



      x_test = tokenize.text_to_matrix(testRawLogs)



      encoder = labelBinarizer()



      encoder.fit(trainRawLogs)



      //Model build is simple ReLu - Softmax



      model.compile..



      model.fit..



      model.evaluate..



      Now here is my question.



      Out of all of this process what do I need to save to build a lightweight classifier? the model? the model and the labels? anything else? I tried loading the model



      Any ideas would be of great help.



      Thanks in advance.









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      I have a basic question that I can't seem to find an answer to.



      I built and trained with good results (above 90% acc.) a NLP Log classifier that takes in a UTF_8 payload and classifies it into 32 distinct categories but I am having a hard time writing a simple script that loads all the necessary info from my training and testing session (model.h5 and ?).



      This is the structure of my code.



      //load data logs and split it 80-20 for training and testing



      vocab_size = 500



      tokenizer = text.Tokenizer(num_words=vocab_size)



      tokenize.fit_to_text(trainRawLogs)



      x_train = tokenize.text_to_matrix(trainRawLogs)



      x_test = tokenize.text_to_matrix(testRawLogs)



      encoder = labelBinarizer()



      encoder.fit(trainRawLogs)



      //Model build is simple ReLu - Softmax



      model.compile..



      model.fit..



      model.evaluate..



      Now here is my question.



      Out of all of this process what do I need to save to build a lightweight classifier? the model? the model and the labels? anything else? I tried loading the model



      Any ideas would be of great help.



      Thanks in advance.







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