BatchNormalization
Description
Returns the BatchNormalization layer weights. Type : polymorphic.
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Input parameters
weights : cluster
index : integer, index of layer.
name : string, name of layer.
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Output parameters
weights_info : cluster
index : integer, index of layer.
name : string, name of layer. weights : cluster
gamma : array, 1D values. gamma = [axis]. beta : array, 1D values. beta = [axis]. moving_mean : array, 1D values. moving_mean = [axis]. moving_var : array, 1D values. moving_var = [axis].
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Dimension
- gamma = [axis]
The size depends on the axis parameter of the BatchNormalization layer and its input.
For example if the input of the layer has a size of [batch_size = 10, input_dim1 = 5, input_dim2 = 4, input_dim3 = 2] and the axis parameter has the value 1 then gamma will have a size of [input_dim1 = 5].
Another example if the axis parameter has the value 3 then gamma will have a size of [input_dim3 = 2].
- beta = [axis]
The beta size is based on the same principle as the gamma size.
- moving_mean = [axis]
The moving_mean size is based on the same principle as the gamma size.
- moving_var = [axis]
The moving_var size is based on the same principle as the gamma size.
Example
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