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In some cases, opening an HDF5 file, editing it, and then re-saving it, can cause detrimental changes to the format. Something that was an attribute might have turned into a group, or vice versa. It would also be nice if it preserved the compression choices of the original file.
I have noticed problems with this for instance with a Keras model saved to HDF5.
This is not a trivial problem to solve and requires storing meta data that may give clues to how it should be saved. It can also be addressed by allowing edits without a full load and re-save, which relates to #22.
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In some cases, opening an HDF5 file, editing it, and then re-saving it, can cause detrimental changes to the format. Something that was an attribute might have turned into a group, or vice versa. It would also be nice if it preserved the compression choices of the original file.
I have noticed problems with this for instance with a Keras model saved to HDF5.
This is not a trivial problem to solve and requires storing meta data that may give clues to how it should be saved. It can also be addressed by allowing edits without a full load and re-save, which relates to #22.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: