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In the readme examples, why is --fourier only used for the deep models, both real and complex, but not in either shallow model?
I think there's an error somewhere. Trying the shallow complex model both with and without --fourier both error out, but the deep complex model trains fine.
bad: train.py shallow_complex_model --in-memory --model=complex_shallow_convnet --complex --local-data /home/data/musicnet_11khz.npz -> division by zero error train.py shallow_complex_model --in-memory --model=complex_shallow_convnet --fourier --complex --local-data /home/data/musicnet_11khz.npz -> too many arguments error
In the readme examples, why is
--fourier
only used for the deep models, both real and complex, but not in either shallow model?I think there's an error somewhere. Trying the shallow complex model both with and without
--fourier
both error out, but the deep complex model trains fine.bad:
train.py shallow_complex_model --in-memory --model=complex_shallow_convnet --complex --local-data /home/data/musicnet_11khz.npz
-> division by zero errortrain.py shallow_complex_model --in-memory --model=complex_shallow_convnet --fourier --complex --local-data /home/data/musicnet_11khz.npz
-> too many arguments errorgood:
train.py deep_complex_model --in-memory --model=complex_deep_convnet --fourier --complex --local-data /home/neuro/data/musicnet_11khz.npz
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