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I wouldn't use d3-force, but just calculate the positions yourself, using some basic trigonometry:

I'm not exactly sure what you mean with

How (with what methods) can I use these models now?

The model is not saved in those files but i can be restored with them.

Those*.ckpt get saved during training but do not contain your model. If you want to "use" your model you need to restore those files to it. Take a look at Tensorflow's Checkpoint and CheckpointManager. This tutorial shows a simple snipped of how to restore .ckpt files to your model.

The next code snippet worked for me with spacy 2.2.4 version installed:

I'm sorry but as far as I know, there is no fixed list of classes that Azure Computer Vision is able to detect.

By the way, even if there was one, this list is evolving on a regular basis (but no schedule is announced).

In any case, there are limitations (see doc here):

It's important to note the limitations of object detection so you can avoid or mitigate the effects of false negatives (missed objects) and limited detail.

• Objects are generally not detected if they're small (less than 5% of the image).
• Objects are generally not detected if they're arranged closely together (a stack of plates, for example).
• Objects are not differentiated by brand or product names (different types of sodas on a store shelf, for example). However, you can get brand information from an image by using the Brand detection feature.

If you want to detect specific objects, I would highly suggest using Custom Vision (doc / overview here), not Computer Vision, where you can train your model with your own images to match what you are trying to detect

The type @ComputerLanguage does not seem to be a @Type registered with GKG.

Alternatively @SoftwareApplication is a registered @Type so this query works:

https://kgsearch.googleapis.com/v1/entities:search?query=Python&types=SoftwareApplication&key= where you BYO key.

The search string does not appear to be case sensitive so either python or Python produces the same result.

Have tried alternative computer languages, such as JavaScript and C, and results are positive.

Tried a broader term (e.g. @Intangible) but GKG does not appear to generate results for broad-terms, only leaf-node terms.

Interestingly, if you do not specify types you will get a comprehensive response that does NOT include ComputerLanguage e.g. https://kgsearch.googleapis.com/v1/entities:search?query=Python&key=

If you use https://kgsearch.googleapis.com/v1/entities:search?query=JavaScript&key= you get @Book and @Event primarily but no @ComputerLanguage

Will ping the Google API team to learn why @ComputerLanguage is not in their search vocabulary.

A solution can be caused by a bad connection.

There’s an issue with the LFS install on your drive. The only way I was able to solve it was to:

• Remove Repos on HDD that are failing. Uninstall any instances of git-lfs

• Install git-lfs for windows

• Verify in the repo dropdown in SourceTree that git-lfs in initialized

• Open up Git shell, and navigate to local repo just cloned

• Type git lfs install

• Type git pull

• Type git lfs pull

La web minhaskamal.github.io allows you to download the desired folder of a project, you just have to indicate the url and that's it, it's convenient and easy.

Another alternative will be to download from the same repository: