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The first One way towards answering the second question is to directly inspect the weights of the layer: get_layer(model, "conv2_block1_1_bn")$weights
get_layer(model, "conv2_block1_1_bn")$weights |> sapply(\(w) setNames(list(w$shape), w$name))
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Hello:
In the input layer the
Output Shape
is(None, 224, 224, 3)
In the
conv1_conv
layer, why theOutput Shape
is(None, 112, 112, 64)
?There is no max pooling layer before it.
Does it omit a (2, 2) max pooling layer, or is the kernel step size 2?
And the kernel size should be (7, 7), right?
How does the
conv2_block1_1_bn(BatchNormalization)
work layer work? why the parameters are 256?Thanks a lot
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