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[D] Simple tensorflow model predict question
1 project | /r/MachineLearning | 9 Feb 2023

My approach is similar to the one at this link. In their case, the training is done on a 256x256 image. The images they use at inference are tfrecords exported from google earthengine. Each image in the tfrecord has a 64 pixel padding on each side of the 256 square to minimize edge effects. In the code, they apply model.predict to the padded image and then crop out the 64-pixel padding afterwards. The question is what is happening behind the scene with the model.predict function? Is it using a sliding window or is it scaling down and backup? Why does it not throw an error that the shape is incompatible? I know at training, it gets pretty finicky when there's a shape mismatch.
CMV: Google Earth Engine would be much easier to use/learn with an API in a statically-typed language
2 projects | /r/changemyview | 28 Nov 2021

It seems like most of the type information is handled server-side, so I'm not sure if that would be feasible. I might be looking in the wrong place, but e.g. this source for ee.List makes no mention of the methods ee.List actually has, and the awkward type errors you get seem to be server-side.