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Friday, 12 August 2022

Hugging Face's TensorFlow Philosophy

Hugging Face 4 years ago 27

Hugging Face adopted four design philosophies for its TensorFlow implementation: models must be Keras objects with built-in loss functions, labels follow standard Keras conventions, and data pipelines integrate with the Hugging Face datasets library. The library allows users to load pretrained models in a single line of code—for example, `TFAutoModel.from_pretrained("bert-base-cased")`—and train them with standard Keras methods like `fit()` without writing custom training loops. This approach lets TensorFlow engineers leverage transfer learning and compose multiple pretrained models together while staying within familiar Keras abstractions.

Introducing Skops

Hugging Face 4 years ago 13

Hugging Face released Skops, a new library that allows users to host scikit-learn machine learning models on the Hugging Face Hub with automatic documentation and collaboration features. The library enables users to serialize models, generate model cards with metadata and evaluation metrics, and push repositories to the Hub using a few lines of Python code. Users can now share scikit-learn models publicly with inference widgets and discoverable metadata without manual configuration.

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