Wrong x-axis label order

[FrankXu1]

Just take a look at this chapter's graph
www.tensorflow.org/tutorials/audio/simple_audio#run_inference_on_an_audio_file
You may find It is wrong actually. Result is not campatible with the words.
It seems you posted the wrong order of x-axis labels.
The correct order is followed by initial characters by alphabet order.
So I propose it should be ['down', 'go', 'left', 'no', 'right', 'stop', 'up', 'yes']
I am not so sure whether there are any hidden possible order I did not notice from this.
If have, please tell me and then take the correction order.

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[MaskedFaceDataSet]

I agreed to @FrankXu1.
After we reorder the label, the model predicted correctly.

I am not sure if we can put the label in this way or not. but seem the model work well after reorder the label and testing with other inferent data.

[vijayasarathib]

This looks good to me

[markmcd]

LG, just one little request.

[markmcd]

Suggested change

	"plt.bar(x_labels, tf.nn.softmax(prediction[0]))\n",
	"plt.bar(label_names, tf.nn.softmax(prediction[0]))\n",

I think instead of hard-coding them here, we can just use the label_names variable that is created earlier, and used throughout this guide (so you need to delete the previous line too).