belinda thom wrote:
I did indeed have a topology issue (I'd set up two layers both named
input, and didn't get a conx-related error, which seems a bit
unfortunate :-). Thanks for the pointer.
Fixed in CVS:
def addLayer(self, name, size, verbosity = 0, position = None):
assert (nam
I did indeed have a topology issue (I'd set up two layers both named
input, and didn't get a conx-related error, which seems a bit
unfortunate :-). Thanks for the pointer.
I was aware of the syntax you discuss below. The issue that made it
difficult for me to just use that stuff was that bi
Belinda,
I don't think that a layer should be Undefined. Sounds like that layer
hasn't been .connect() ed to another layer yet (when the layers get
connected, there is logic there to determine if each of the layers are
Input, Hidden, or Output types). Could there be a mistake in the topology?
Hi,
I'd borrowed and then modified some code to store weights in a
dictionary:
for layer in layers:
if layer.type != 'Input':
for i in range(layer.size):
debug_here()
d['%s[%d][0]'%(layer.name[0:3],i+1)]=layer.weight[i]
for connectio
Mike,
Congrats on the new program! Look forward to hearing more about it.
We don't have a Pyro workshop this summer, but there is a workshop
related to robotics and education, and some Alice workshops that I know of.
First, "Robotics: Science and Systems" (RSS) will be in Atlanta, June
27-30
