A function I am using calls layer.activation.__name__. The activation functions have been separated and called via the QActivation layer as shown on the figure. The error is also shown in the figure, where I tried three different activation functions in the QActivation layer. The same error was raised by the three different activation functions shown there. Thus, I am wondering if it is not possible to use the __name__ attribute anymore, and whether there is an alternative to use such an attribute of the activation layer.
A function I am using calls![image](https://github.com/google/qkeras/assets/107587607/1fb6c16e-0bfe-4a13-b9bd-b04c2d670708)
layer.activation.__name__
. The activation functions have been separated and called via theQActivation
layer as shown on the figure. The error is also shown in the figure, where I tried three different activation functions in theQActivation
layer. The same error was raised by the three different activation functions shown there. Thus, I am wondering if it is not possible to use the__name__
attribute anymore, and whether there is an alternative to use such an attribute of the activation layer.