Run UI test on thousands of real devices and hundreds of configurations. By default appium runs on port 4723, to modify appium to run in. Type the following command to run the iOS server via a terminal (Figure 1-16): appium -platform-name. Search specific users crashes and browse individual.
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pile(loss='mean_squared_error', optimizer=tf.(0.001))ĭense(hidden_units1, activation='linear'),ĭense(1, kernel_initializer='normal', activation='linear')])īoth Models are the same, so it would be better to init one of these models and derive its weights by get_weights(), then train that model, and after that init the next model and set its weights by the wights of the previous model with set_weights(weights), it's the closest way to make the same models training performance the same. Forget Code Appium Run appium on different port. Output = tf.(1, kernel_initializer='normal', activation='linear') Model 1 Input = tf.(9,activation='linear') Select ' Open command Window here ' from context menu. It will open context menu as shown bellow. Press and hold Ctrl + Shift Keys of keyboard and press mouse right click. Navigate to C: -> Program Files -> Appium -> nodemodules folder. How could I start 2 session window in command line using appium desktop instead of appium Thx very much. We can start appium server using command prompt from this folder. What is the difference between these two models? Because each produce different results consistently. Ok, up to now I found that appium desktop could support multiple devices by setting Desired Capabilities'udid', however, I could just start 2 sesstion window from the GUI, this means that the frist question is still difficult to me.
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