jsmodel | Spring Model which we use in controllers

Try using this CSS selector $(".rso #hlcw0c #g #tF2Cxc #yuRUbf a").attr("href")

I am not too sure if this is possible using save_keras_model but from the command line with tensorflowjs_converter I would do the following. Where you specify the --weigth_shard_size_bytes to be the size of the model you have. If your model is <= 30Mb then setting it to 30000000 bytes will result in a single file group1-shard1of1.bin.

I assumed that you mean

BeautifulSoup has many functions - not only find() and find_all().

There is also find_next(), find_all_next(), find_next_sibling(), find_next_siblings(), etc.

So you can use find() to div with jsmodel and later use find_next() to search next element.

After digging documentations too much, here is the solution i wrote;

I added a "Missing" attribute to the current aggregation;

U can get the div using jsname like this: