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How did you debug this code?

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Hi Alex,

Thank you for sharing your great work. I would like to ask exactly what kind of debugger you used for the code. Eager execution seems not allowing Queue which is essential for slim package, and I found Tensorboard debugging doesn't fully support Tensorflow 1.10. Since tf.contrib.slim.learning.train is a single statement and does not show the internal structure of a running graph, I cannot see what is really going on inside the model including tensors and their shapes. I am looking forward your reply.

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No file, test, or concrete code change is named. Review the TensorFlow 1.10 training path around tf.contrib.slim.learning.train, including the Queue usage and TensorBoard limitations described here, then document which debugger was used and what successful debugging support should cover.

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Tech stack
python, tensorflow
Domain
computer-vision, machine-learning
Issue type
Documentation
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