Conv3DTranspose

Description

Returns the Conv3DTranspose 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

 filters : array, 5D values. filters = [n_filters, channel, size[0], size[1], size[2]].
 biases : array, 1D values. biases = [n_filters].

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Dimension

  • filters = [n_filters, channel, size[0], size[1], size[2]]

The size of filters depends on the input of the Conv3DTranspose layer and the parameters n_filters and size.
For example, if the input of the layer has a size of [batch_size = 10, channel = 8, conv_dim1 = 7, conv_dim2 = 5, conv_dim3 = 5], n_filters has the value 6 and size the value [3, 3, 3] then filters will have a size of [n_filters = 6, channel = 8, size[0] = 3, size[1] = 3, size[2] = 3].

 

  • biases = [n_filters].

The size of biases depends on the parameter n_filters of the Conv3DTranspose layer.

Example

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