Difference between Variable and get_variable in TensorFlow
As far as I know, Variable is the default operation for making a variable, and get_variable is mainly used for weight sharing.
As far as I know, Variable is the default operation for making a variable, and get_variable is mainly used for weight sharing.
I have Keras installed with the Tensorflow backend and CUDA. I’d like to sometimes on demand force Keras to use CPU. Can this be done without say installing a separate CPU-only Tensorflow in a virtual environment? If so how? If the backend were Theano, the flags could be set, but I have not heard of Tensorflow flags accessible via Keras.
I am creating neural nets with Tensorflow and skflow; for some reason I want to get the values of some inner tensors for a given input, so I am using myClassifier.get_layer_value(input, "tensorName"), myClassifier being a skflow.estimators.TensorFlowEstimator.
In a general tensorflow setup like
I was wondering if it was possible to save a partly trained Keras model and continue the training after loading the model again.
My question is about how to get batch inputs from multiple (or sharded) tfrecords. I’ve read the example https://github.com/tensorflow/models/blob/master/inception/inception/image_processing.py#L410. The basic pipeline is, take the training set as as example, (1) first generate a series of tfrecords (e.g., train-000-of-005, train-001-of-005, …), (2) from these filenames, generate a list and fed them into the tf.train.string_input_producer to get a queue, (3) simultaneously generate a tf.RandomShuffleQueue to do other stuff, (4) using tf.train.batch_join to generate batch inputs.
TensorFlow has two ways to evaluate part of graph: Session.run on a list of variables and Tensor.eval. Is there a difference between these two?
I am wondering if there is a way that I can use different learning rate for different layers like what is in Caffe. I am trying to modify a pre-trained model and use it for other tasks. What I want is to speed up the training for new added layers and keep the trained layers at low learning rate in order to prevent them from being distorted. for example, I have a 5-conv-layer pre-trained model. Now I add a new conv layer and fine tune it. The first 5 layers would have learning rate of 0.00001 and the last one would have 0.001. Any idea how to achieve this?
When I run a keras script, I get the following output:
I’m working on a image class-incremental classifier approach using a CNN as a feature extractor and a fully-connected block for classifying.