updated ReversibleEmbedding call method to handle proper conversion to tensors.
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Added checks for invalid inputs
Added tests to check invalid inputs
Fix for model not loading when using numpy behaviour with tensorflow
This was referenced Jun 10, 2025
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| # Ensure embeddings is properly converted to a tensor | ||
| embeddings_tensor = self.embeddings | ||
| # If it's a Keras variable, get its value | ||
| if hasattr(embeddings_tensor, "value"): |
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so what's the error here? embeddings_tensor has no value when tf numpy is enabled? what's the error?
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What does this PR do?
Ensures that the
callmethod ofReversibleEmbeddingalways converts its input to a TensorFlow tensor. This change improves compatibility when TensorFlow's NumPy behavior is enabled (tf.experimental.numpy.experimental_enable_numpy_behavior), which can cause type inconsistencies if inputs are not explicitly converted.Why is this needed?
Previously, when NumPy behavior was enabled, the input to
ReversibleEmbeddingcould be a numpy array rather than a tensor, leading to errors during model inference or weight loading. This fix resolves failures such as those observed in keras-hub#2136 and ensures robust operation regardless of backend configuration.Related Issues/PRs
How was this tested?