03.08.2018 · I built a custom architecture with keras (a convnet). The network has 4 heads, each outputting a tensor of different size. I am trying to write a custom loss function as a function of this 4 outputs. I have been implementing cusutom losses before, but it was either a different loss for each head or the same loss for each head.
Hi Saad, If I understand you correctly, you want to train a model with a loss function that works on two outputs — and ask if this will work with one loss function because the outputs have strong correlation. Now, in TensorFlow/Keras, you can use the Functional API to define multiple output branches. You give a different name to each output layer, and then add multiple loss functions …
17.10.2016 · multiple output in keras custom loss function #4093. shwetgarg opened this issue on Oct 17, 2016 · 1 comment. Labels. stale. Comments. stale bot added the stale label on May 23, 2017. stale bot closed this on Jun 22, 2017. jjallaire mentioned this issue on Feb 8, 2018.
A machine learning model may need custom loss function. different loss on each output by passing a dictionary or a list of losses. be minimized by the model ...
Jun 04, 2018 · 96.24% accuracy on the testing set. And for the color output we reached: 99.60% accuracy on the training set. 98.61% accuracy on the testing set. Below you can find the plots for each of our multiple losses: Figure 7: Our Keras deep learning multi-output classification training losses are plotted with matplotlib.
Mar 26, 2019 · I have a model with multiple outputs from different layers: O: output from softmax layer; y1,y2: from intermediate hidden layer. `m = keras.models.Model (inputs=x, outputs=[O,y1,y2])` I want to compute cross-entropy loss between O and tr...
26.03.2019 · I have a model with multiple outputs from different layers: O: output from softmax layer; y1,y2: from intermediate hidden layer. `m = keras.models.Model (inputs=x, outputs=[O,y1,y2])` I want to compute cross-entropy loss between O and tr...
Aug 04, 2018 · I built a custom architecture with keras (a convnet). The network has 4 heads, each outputting a tensor of different size. I am trying to write a custom loss function as a function of this 4 outputs. I have been implementing cusutom losses before, but it was either a different loss for each head or the same loss for each head.
But after an extensive search, when implementing my custom loss function, I can only pass as parameters y_true and y_pred even though I have two "y_true's" and two "y_pred's". I have tried using indexing to get those values but I'm pretty sure it is not working. The modeling of the network and the custom loss function is in the code below:
04.06.2018 · In today’s blog post, we learned how to utilize multiple outputs and multiple loss functions in the Keras deep learning library. To accomplish this task, we defined a Keras architecture that is used for fashion/clothing classification called FashionNet. The FashionNet architecture contains two forks:
But after an extensive search, when implementing my custom loss function, I can only pass as parameters y_true and y_pred even though I have two "y_true's" and two "y_pred's". I have tried using indexing to get those values but I'm pretty sure it is not working. The modeling of the network and the custom loss function is in the code below:
Loss functions applied to the output of a model aren't the only way to create losses. When writing the call method of a custom layer or a subclassed model, you ...
Oct 17, 2016 · multiple output in keras custom loss function #4093. shwetgarg opened this issue on Oct 17, 2016 · 1 comment. Labels. stale. Comments. stale bot added the stale label on May 23, 2017. stale bot closed this on Jun 22, 2017. jjallaire mentioned this issue on Feb 8, 2018.