Hi,
Appearantly my code doesn’t have anny issue concerning the dimensions, since I get an output. Yet it calculates the Z-mean somehow wrong. I can’t figure out: What kind of mistake could lead me to a calculation error?
Hi,
Appearantly my code doesn’t have anny issue concerning the dimensions, since I get an output. Yet it calculates the Z-mean somehow wrong. I can’t figure out: What kind of mistake could lead me to a calculation error?
Match in dimensions doesn’t guarantee numerical correctness. Please check your code.
That’s right but I still can not find the bug. I went over each step: computing the dimensions of CONV output, initializing Z, slicing A_prev and so on…
I must be overlooking something. In which step should I better focus on, in order to solve the problem of numerical correctness?
Sorry. I can’t comment without looking at your work.
Please click my name and message your notebook as an attachment.
The most common mistakes here are to do with handling the stride. You need to include that in the computation of vert_start
and horiz_start
at each iterations of the loops.
Thanks a lot to both of you for your help! It turns out that the problem was indeed about handling the stride.