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It looks like the output layer of densenet121 is conv, see here
It does not happen for other CV models like resnet50, inception, etc.
Is there any particular reason it's missing?
I understand it should not impact classification as a max value on the conv output will signify top label, but it would be good to be consistent on these models.
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It looks like the output layer of densenet121 is conv, see here
It does not happen for other CV models like resnet50, inception, etc.
Is there any particular reason it's missing?
I understand it should not impact classification as a max value on the conv output will signify top label, but it would be good to be consistent on these models.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: