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I'M Trying To Understand Outputmodel Config_Text And Config_Dict. I'D Like To Include The Python Code That Can Be Copypasted To Load The Model Definition That Can Accept The Weights Stored In The Registered Model. Is This A Common Practice? Is There A Bet

I'm trying to understand OutputModel config_text and config_dict. I'd like to include the python code that can be copypasted to load the model definition that can accept the weights stored in the registered model. Is this a common practice? Is there a better way to link the model weights and the model architecture? I seem to be able to get it to work, but when I rerun my training loop and resave my model weights, the initialized config_dict information gets lost and replaced with the string of the filename where the weights are stored. Am I misusing this somehow?

  
  
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Thank you for responding! Yes, I am. I'm storing the resultant task in a variable and passing that to the OutputModel constructor.

  
  
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Hi @<1836213542399774720:profile|ConvincingDragonfly85> , are you using Task.init in your code?

  
  
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