Allow models with non-trainable variables in functional_model_from_keras.
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…eras`. Note that this is done by avoiding capturing variables via a creation-based context manager, and instead grabs them directly within a graphdef from the keras model. This allows us to disambiguate trainable and non-trainable variables. PiperOrigin-RevId: 634053525
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Allow models with non-trainable variables in
functional_model_from_keras.Note that this is done by avoiding capturing variables via a creation-based context manager, and instead grabs them directly within a graphdef from the keras model. This allows us to disambiguate trainable and non-trainable variables.