tfx.v1.dsl.placeholders.output

Returns a Placeholder that represents an output artifact.

tfx.v1.dsl.placeholders.output(
    key: str
) -> ArtifactPlaceholder

It is the same as input(...) function, except it is for output artifacts.

Args
`key`	The key of the output artifact.

Returns
A Placeholder that supports Rendering the whole artifact as text_format. Example: output('model') Accessing a specific index using [index], if multiple artifacts are associated with the given key. If not specified, default to the first artifact. Example: output('model')[0] Getting the URI of an artifact through .uri property. Example: output('model').uri or output('model')[0].uri Getting the URI of a specific split of an artifact using .split_uri(split_name) method. Example: output('examples')[0].split_uri('train') Getting the value of a primitive artifact through .value property. Example: output('primitive').value Concatenating with other placeholders or strings. Example: output('model').uri + '/model/' + exec_property('version')

Returns

A Placeholder that supports

Rendering the whole artifact as text_format. Example: output('model')
Accessing a specific index using [index], if multiple artifacts are associated with the given key. If not specified, default to the first artifact. Example: output('model')[0]
Getting the URI of an artifact through .uri property. Example: output('model').uri or output('model')[0].uri
Getting the URI of a specific split of an artifact using .split_uri(split_name) method. Example: output('examples')[0].split_uri('train')
Getting the value of a primitive artifact through .value property. Example: output('primitive').value
Concatenating with other placeholders or strings. Example: output('model').uri + '/model/' + exec_property('version')