regularization and constraints for Convolution1D and Convolution2D #218
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Yes, this should be enough. Did you test it, and did you observe better results (reduced overfitting) on some test task? |
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Yes, seems to work: |
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Great : ) |
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Add regularization and constraints for Convolution1D and Convolution2D
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* Add scatter_update and block_update * Add docstring * remove explicit conversion * Fix docstring
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* Add scatter_update and block_update * Add docstring * remove explicit conversion * Fix docstring
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fix for #170, including constraints. Nothing fancy, just copied the code from the dense layer, but I suppose it should work the same.