CVPR2015 | Example code used in the CVPR 2015 tutorial
kandi X-RAY | CVPR2015 Summary
kandi X-RAY | CVPR2015 Summary
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- Stop recording
- Waits until the specified states are observed
- Waits for a state transition to be observed
- Stops the background thread
- Starts the resume thread
- Starts a background thread
- Returns the optimal sizes of the given resolutions
- Initialize the available cameras
- This function is called when a new CaptureResult is received
- End the trace asynchronized
- Set the surface view
- Sets the aspect ratio
- Enable the active auto - focus
- Starts a new trace asynchronously
- Opens the camera
- Creates the camera preview session
- Unlock the lens
- Region measure dimensions
- Enable passive autococus
- Lock the lens from the lens
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QUESTION
I am trying to train a CNN using optim
package. I am using this code, obtained from a video tutorial (see around 24:01), as a reference. This particular example uses a normal neural network. I also used this reference.
My code for the CNN can be found here. The problem is that if the input X
is not a single image, I get an error:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 22:44The module nn.View
has not been written properly. This layer should be written as:
nn.View(−1, out_channels * out_height * out_width)
. In the above case, it would be
nn.View(-1, 2048)
. Source: See the comments section of this.
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