Supporting Blobs with num_axes() != 4 in pycaffe interface #3703
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…). Replacing it with accessing Blob.shape[0] - for Blobs with num_axes() != 4
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Thanks for this small patch to make the pycaffe keyword args work. More precisely, this is only an issue for |
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[pycaffe] make pycaffe support N-D blobs throughout
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[pycaffe] make pycaffe support N-D blobs throughout
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Currently, Blobs (especially inputs to net) with
num_axes() != 4are not supported by pycaffe interface.This is because pycaffe uses
.numproperty ofBlobthat is only supported for 4D Blobs.This PR attempts to correct this by removing all references to
Blob.numproperty (that assumes Blob is 4D).Replacing it with accessing
Blob.shape[0]that is good also for Blobs withnum_axes() != 4This is a very minor change code-wise