In w3a2 exercise1, when max_pooling=True, I have to implement maxpooling2d layer.
next_layer = MaxPooling2D(pool_size=None1)(None2)
I think “None1” is already given, but what is “None2”?
I previously thought “None2” is Conv, but there is attribution error ( points to this line) saying “‘Dropout’ object has no attribute ‘shape’”, and I don’t know why!
You’re using the Functional API there, correct? The abstract syntax looks like this…
NOTE: code fragment edited to incorporate @paulinpaloalto 's response below which provided a more accurate nomenclature.
this_layer_output = LayerClassName(constructor_parameters)(previous_layer_output)
From which None1 is a constructor parameter value, and None2 would be the output of the previous layer in the model. Let us know if this helps?
ps: You might also want to take a look at the Functional API section of this related thread: Tips for troubles with Sequential and Functional API syntax
Wouldn’t it be slightly more natural to write it this way:
this_layer_output = LayerClassName(constructor_parameters)(previous_layer_output)
To me the term “instance” would seem more natural when applied like this:
this_layer_instance = LayerClassName(constructor_parameters)
this_layer_output = this_layer_instance(previous_layer_output)
Or I guess you could go for max verbosity like this:
this_layer_instance_output = LayerClassName(constructor_parameters)(previous_layer_instance_output)
But that seems like overkill. And also the formatting stubs its toe on that, because of line overflow.
If I’m just missing the point, please elaborate.
Yours is better. Leaving my answer there since it has the link but will update to reflect your input. My brain is foggy today
Definitely leave yours there. The epic link is the real answer to everything here!
Thanks, I think my problem has been settled!
Thanks for you generous help:)