Change DepthwiseConv() to use in=>out instead of in=>mult.
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Agreed on all counts. Especially with leaving out the input channel; we should prepare our APIs for this so we can eventually do #703. It's just a shame we can't deprecate this. But I guess for the most part people will get a fairly obvious shape error, if not an assertion error. |
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Oh, worth adding a news item for this though! |
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This is an API change, but I think it makes more sense, and is more consistent with our `Conv()` api.
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756: Change `DepthwiseConv()` to use `in=>out` instead of `in=>mult`. r=MikeInnes a=staticfloat This is an API change, but I think it makes more sense, and is more consistent with our `Conv()` API. This also dumps the `DepthwiseConv((3,3), C_in)` API, as I'm not sure why you would want to specify only the input channel count and default the output to a channel multiplier of 1; if anything I would think you'd want to specify the channel output and leave the input to be default. In any case, I think consistency with `Conv()` is the best thing to chase after here. Co-authored-by: Elliot Saba <staticfloat@gmail.com>
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This is an API change, but I think it makes more sense, and is more consistent with our
Conv()API. This also dumps theDepthwiseConv((3,3), C_in)API, as I'm not sure why you would want to specify only the input channel count and default the output to a channel multiplier of 1; if anything I would think you'd want to specify the channel output and leave the input to be default. In any case, I think consistency withConv()is the best thing to chase after here.