MNIST siamese network translated from python example #1335
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Thank you very much for the PR! It is very welcome.
We're in the process of preparing a new site where examples and vignettes like this will live; I'll include this in the new website examples when it becomes public.
Can you include in the header comments your name as you'd like it to appear, and any other relevant links or names for attribution (e.g., link to the equivalent Python example).
Thank you!
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I have added my name but I didn't see other people doing it, that's why I didn't bother. Also about the original python code, I don't know. I took the example python code in your repo which also didn't state where it came from. Looking forward seeing the new site. Keras for R is awesome. |
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Roughly the same as the python code. Could not really figure out how to implement the lambda layer with euclidean distance. Instead, this uses a subtract layer and one extra FC layer. Seems to be converging nicely.