Little fix for NetSpec: allow setting top blob names using string #3747
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Right, the dictionary style NetSpec is definitely useful in these cases and we've done this in side branches without trouble. Thanks for the patch! |
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[pycaffe] NetSpec: set tops by attribute or dictionary
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Some top blob names (ex. in GoogleNet) contain symbols that can't be used in python variable name.
This patch allows the following:
The patch is just a simple workaround that doesn't break original NetSpec style to specify top names