Hi,
Did anyone get the last question right. I tried both the class Concatenate and the function concatenate from tf.keras.layers.
It did not take that as the correct answer.
- tf.keras.layers.concatenate([upsampling_layer , conv_output])
- tf.keras.layers.Concatenate()([upsampling_layer , conv_output])
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For some reason the grader is sensitive to whitespace. A space before a comma, for example, or not having a space after a comma, is enough to confuse it.
if this satisfies the grader
foo = (a, b)
none of these will
foo = (a , b)
foo = (a,b)
foo = (a ,b)
smh
tf.keras.layers.concatenate([upsampling_layer, conv_output])
This worked.
Maybe you could put in a suggestion that user entered quiz response text strings be compared without whitespace. As long as it’s valid Python, I can’t see why the quiz needs to enforce coding patterns like space-after-comma-but-not-before.
Umm… correct.
Maybe I will do a pull request if I get access to the actual repository