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==tf.app.run()==
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[https://stackoverflow.com/q/33703624/766330 How does tf.app.run() work?]질문의 답 중에,
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Tensorflow has some builtin command line flag handling mechanism. You can define your flags like <code>tf.flags.DEFINE_integer('batch_size', 128, 'Number of images to process in a batch.') </code>and then if you use <code>tf.app.run()</code> it will set things up so that you can globally access the passed values of the flags you defined, like <code>tf.flags.FLAGS.batch_size</code> from wherever you need it in your code. [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33703624/how-does-tf-app-run-work#comment75468926_40766480 #]

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tf.app.run()

How does tf.app.run() work?질문의 답 중에,

Tensorflow has some builtin command line flag handling mechanism. You can define your flags like tf.flags.DEFINE_integer('batch_size', 128, 'Number of images to process in a batch.') and then if you use tf.app.run() it will set things up so that you can globally access the passed values of the flags you defined, like tf.flags.FLAGS.batch_size from wherever you need it in your code. #