Closed zulkaif121 closed 9 months ago
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I am out of country right now. But what I mean is that when we require to use gradcam technique which uses a specific layer if the model is functional type we dont have any way to access its layers. Using 2nd method does not convert model into functional module. It can be checked by printing model. Its layers can be accessed and that way we can use gradcam. I will go back home in 15 days and then will send the example of what i meant.
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Hi,
The tutorial which you are referring to has been updated to Keras 3, could you please verify and close the issue. Thanks!
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The way we set training=False in baseModel while finetuning converts our baseModel in a functional object which can be seen in model summary that the baseModel appears like Xception(functional) instead it is good idea to iterate through whole model and set batch norm layers.trainable =False that way the model stays in layers form and we can apply gradCam technique.