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Made changes to function model.predict(). In version 2.17, the execution of model.predict([17.0]) gives error "Unrecognized data type: x=[17.0] (of type <class 'list'>)". This can be fixed by converting [17.0] into a Numpy array, therefore replacing model.predict([17.0]) with model.predict(np.array([17.0])) .In TensorFlow 2.12, lists were accepted as input to model.predict, but in TensorFlow 2.17, the function expects input data to be explicitly converted into NumPy arrays or tensors
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Made changes to function model.predict(). In version 2.17, the execution of model.predict([17.0]) gives error "Unrecognized data type: x=[17.0] (of type <class 'list'>)". This can be fixed by converting [17.0] into a Numpy array, therefore replacing model.predict([17.0]) with model.predict(np.array([17.0])) .In TensorFlow 2.12, lists were accepted as input to model.predict, but in TensorFlow 2.17, the function expects input data to be explicitly converted into NumPy arrays or tensors