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TensorFlow-Graphics Mesh Visualization Plugin (server side) #2168
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Travis build is failing because you don't have the license preamble on tensorboard/plugins/mesh_visualizer/__init__.py
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Hi! Pardon the delay; I was at a conference for the last two days.
I haven’t read this through fully, but let me get you a partial review
before I head out for the night.
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Approving the rest to unblock you in the short term, with just a few
formatting nits in lieu of a substantive review.
At PR tensorflow#2168, it was recommended to call mesh_visualizer plugin a mesh plugin. As a result, the Python code lives in tensorboard/plugins/mesh while the frontend lives in tensorboard/plugins/mesh_visualizer. This change moves frontend code into t/p/mesh.
At PR #2168, it was recommended to call mesh_visualizer plugin a mesh plugin. As a result, the Python code lives in tensorboard/plugins/mesh while the frontend lives in tensorboard/plugins/mesh_visualizer. This change moves frontend code into t/p/mesh.
Initial pull request for tf-graphics Mesh Visualization plugin.
Note that part of client-side code of the plugin comes from tensorflow/graphics repo.
Also plugin misses demo app which will be added later.