Broadcasting, as done by Python’s scientific computing library NumPy, involves dynamically extending shapes so that arrays of different sizes may be passed to operations that expect conformity – such as adding or multiplying elementwise. In NumPy, the way broadcasting works is specified exactly; the same rules apply to TensorFlow operations. For anyone who finds herself, occasionally, consulting Python code, this post strives to explain.
Table of Contents CycleGAN: Unpaired Image-to-Image Translation (Part 3) Configuring Your Development Environment Need Help Configuring Your Development Environment? Project Structure Implementing CycleGAN Training Implementing Training Callback Implementing Data Pipeline and Model Training Perform Image-to-Image Translation Summary Citation Information CycleGAN:…
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