Closed lostmsu closed 4 years ago
In Keras you can access activation functions like this: var activation = tf.keras.activations.some_activation_fn;
var activation = tf.keras.activations.some_activation_fn;
In Preview 6 you need to cast it to dynamic, to apply it to a tensor, which is quite ugly: ((dynamic)activation)(tensor1, tensor2).
dynamic
((dynamic)activation)(tensor1, tensor2)
Ideally, I'd like to be able to call activation.Invoke(tensor1, tensor2)
activation.Invoke(tensor1, tensor2)
In Keras you can access activation functions like this:
var activation = tf.keras.activations.some_activation_fn;In Preview 6 you need to cast it to
dynamic, to apply it to a tensor, which is quite ugly:((dynamic)activation)(tensor1, tensor2).Ideally, I'd like to be able to call
activation.Invoke(tensor1, tensor2)