Updated inceptionV3 to accept different sized images (Adaptive avg pool) #744
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The update allows inceptionV3 to process images larger or smaller than prescribed image size (299x299) using adaptive average pooling. Will be useful while finetuning or testing on different resolution images.
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The update allows inceptionV3 to process images larger or smaller than prescribed image size (299x299) using adaptive average pooling. Will be useful while finetuning or testing on different resolution images.