Predicting Cats vs Dogs complete confusion

[CarolMurphy]

Working on cell 10 in machine learning for classifying cats and dogs. I have been going around in circles trying to get the probabilities into the right form so I can pass them into plot images, but I am now so lost I can’t think straight. At one time I could print the probabilities and they were tuples so I could then use them to predict, but I tweaked some of the numbers in the model, and now I get a bunch of 1.0.
Can someone help me out here? I’m getting frustrated and need a point in the right direction.

Your code so far

probability_model = tf.keras.Sequential([model, tf.keras.layers.Softmax()])

print(type(probability_model))

predictions = probability_model.predict(test_data_gen)#predictions is numpy.ndarray

probabilities = []#type=array

for p in predictions:

  print(np.round(p))

  probabilities.append((p))

print(predictions)

print(probabilities)

print(test_data_gen)

img = []

for i in test_data_gen[4]:

  img.append(i)

#plotImages(img)

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[JeremyLT]

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[CarolMurphy]

Thanks Jeremy. I keep forgetting how to do that…