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Keras regularizers (kernel, bias and activity) vs tf.contrib.layers.apply_regularization
Tensorflow RNN: Batching data of different lengthRecurrent neural network multiple types of input Kerasshape of theano tensor variable out of keras Conv2DRNN for classification giving vastly different results (Keras)How to Create Shared Weights Layer in KerasMulti-label classifciation: keras custom metricsCan I make some nodes in keras immune to regularization?Subsequent convolution layersHow to optimally train deep learning model using output as new inputProduction: TensorFlow and Keras
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I have a DCGAN set up in tensorflow that is working well on the faces in the wild dataset. As an experiment, I tried using the same architecture in keras to better understand the difference in implementation. Performance so far is much worse in keras, but there are a few things I'm uncertain about how they translate, esp regularizer.
In tf, I apply the regularizer with
tf.contrib.layers.apply_regularization
Which is just applied to the whole network it seems. However in keras this must be specified in each layer, and there are three different kinds, kernel, bias and activity regularizer.
I'm trying to udnerstand how they differ, if tf regularizer applies one of the 3 keras types, and how to implement it the same way - do I call it in each convolutional layer including the final output layer? which of the 3 is equivalent of the default regularizer in tf?
Thanks
keras tensorflow convolution gan regularization
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I have a DCGAN set up in tensorflow that is working well on the faces in the wild dataset. As an experiment, I tried using the same architecture in keras to better understand the difference in implementation. Performance so far is much worse in keras, but there are a few things I'm uncertain about how they translate, esp regularizer.
In tf, I apply the regularizer with
tf.contrib.layers.apply_regularization
Which is just applied to the whole network it seems. However in keras this must be specified in each layer, and there are three different kinds, kernel, bias and activity regularizer.
I'm trying to udnerstand how they differ, if tf regularizer applies one of the 3 keras types, and how to implement it the same way - do I call it in each convolutional layer including the final output layer? which of the 3 is equivalent of the default regularizer in tf?
Thanks
keras tensorflow convolution gan regularization
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
I have a DCGAN set up in tensorflow that is working well on the faces in the wild dataset. As an experiment, I tried using the same architecture in keras to better understand the difference in implementation. Performance so far is much worse in keras, but there are a few things I'm uncertain about how they translate, esp regularizer.
In tf, I apply the regularizer with
tf.contrib.layers.apply_regularization
Which is just applied to the whole network it seems. However in keras this must be specified in each layer, and there are three different kinds, kernel, bias and activity regularizer.
I'm trying to udnerstand how they differ, if tf regularizer applies one of the 3 keras types, and how to implement it the same way - do I call it in each convolutional layer including the final output layer? which of the 3 is equivalent of the default regularizer in tf?
Thanks
keras tensorflow convolution gan regularization
$endgroup$
I have a DCGAN set up in tensorflow that is working well on the faces in the wild dataset. As an experiment, I tried using the same architecture in keras to better understand the difference in implementation. Performance so far is much worse in keras, but there are a few things I'm uncertain about how they translate, esp regularizer.
In tf, I apply the regularizer with
tf.contrib.layers.apply_regularization
Which is just applied to the whole network it seems. However in keras this must be specified in each layer, and there are three different kinds, kernel, bias and activity regularizer.
I'm trying to udnerstand how they differ, if tf regularizer applies one of the 3 keras types, and how to implement it the same way - do I call it in each convolutional layer including the final output layer? which of the 3 is equivalent of the default regularizer in tf?
Thanks
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