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TFLearn is built on top of TensorFlow but its behavior may not be the same as TensorFlow itself. By default, TFLearn runs in a static graph mode, not eager execution mode. This is why tf.executing_eagerly() returns False after importing TFLearn.
I have following code,
import tensorflow as tf
print(tf.version )
tf.executing_eagerly()
===> It prints 2.9.2 and True
!pip install tflearn
import tflearn as tfl
print(tf.version )
tf.executing_eagerly()
===> It prints 2.9.2 and False
Why? I was expecting it to be True after importing TFLearn.
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