Stop passing None to compile() in TF examples #29597
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TensorFlow used to accept a value of
None
for the optimizer argument incompile()
, as long as you didn't actually try tofit()
the resulting model, but now it doesn't. This PR passes a dummysgd
optimizer instead to avoid that issue.It also reworks the sample invocation given for
run_text_classification.py
to avoid confusion.Fixes #29584