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Can you upgrade to the latest 1.0.1 version of Karate and confirm?

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It appears as though Tensorflow has released tutorials detailing all of the demos that were conducted at the Summit.

The result is that you can examine the actual code and determine the differences between theirs and yours. I won't post the differences here because they are more significant than I initially thought

• General Dev Summit Github

• Learning To Read With Tensorflow Github Notebook

When I contacted Tensorflow they also recommended that I check out the transformer tutorial which goes into detail on how to implement complex encoder-decoder and self-attention networks.

• Additionally they pointed me at their TF2 implementation of BERT so I will include that link as well.

I don't know how you would expose a variable directly, but you can always expose a C function, and have that C function return the current value of the variable to the Python script when the Python script calls it.

Below is an example C program that demonstrates the technique. Note that main() runs a simple Python script that calls the included C function GetRandomNumber(). GetRandomNumber() chooses a random number and prints its value to stdout, and then returns it to the Python script. The Python script then prints out the value as well, so you can verify that the Python code printed the same value that the C code chose.

To customize the combo-box it is necessary to copy styles and templates listed on the Microsoft link https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/controls/combobox-styles-and-templates and start to change combo-box part colors to you preference. Here some example below: