Closed zac-garby closed 5 years ago
Update: I figured it out. For anybody interested, you have to iterate the layers and instead of using .neurons()
to get the list of neurons, you use .list
. After you've set the weights to what you want, you need to call network.optimized.reset()
I cannot set the weights by using:
Because, (I assume) it makes a copy of the neurons instead of letting me access them directly. Is there any way I can set the weights myself instead of using
.propagate()
?