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Thanks @jbentleyEG , looks good but do you have an example on how you actually use it? (maybe adding a small unit test could be great)

Also I'm wondering what is better: return types mapped to their tensor name, like you did, or simply return the whole TensorInfo input/output list, which would also expose their shape, wdyt? Would it also fit in your use case?

Agreed, I will re-write it to expose the shape as well. That isn't required for my use case, but I imagine that others will need that.

How about just making it a pass-through to the signatureDef method:

/**
  * Returns the names of the inputs in this signature mapped to the expected tensor
  */
 public Map<String, TensorInfo> getInputs() {
   return signatureDef.getInputsMap();
 }

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Agreed, I will re-write it to expose the shape as well. That isn't required for my use case, but I imagine that others will need that.

How about just making it a pass-through to the signatureDef method:

/**
  * Returns the names of the inputs in this signature mapped to the expected tensor
  */
 public Map<String, TensorInfo> getInputs() {
   return signatureDef.getInputsMap();
 }

That is what I had initially in mind as well, but now I'm thinking that we might want to wrap up that TensorInfo class for our own so we can return a Shape instead of a TensorShapeProto, since the former is being used everywhere in the Java client.

For example we could wrap and convert this in a inner class, like Signature.TensorInfo or Tensor.Metadata? Just throwing some ideas. And to limit the amount of work, I would simply focus on datatype() (returns the DataType enum found in the protos) and shape() (returns a Shape build from a TensorShapeProto), leaving the other available fields for later. Wdyt?

That makes sense. My original concern about just exposing the whole thing is that it's a mutable object, an inner class bypasses that. I'll submit an update later today.

For tests, did you try running maven with the target integration-test instead of test (in tensorflow-core-api, with the dev profile)? I ran into the same thing earlier.

Btw @jbentleyEG , do you still intend to push a new PR for this?

@jbentleyEG @karllessard I can take this over, if necessary.

Sorry, got pulled onto another task and got distracted away from this. Yes, I still plan to do a PR for this.

@karllessard PR updated