Add a write_nnet function to utils.jl #100
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merge original into fork
tomerarnon
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Looks good to me. Ready to merge it you are. |
tomerarnon
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Yeah I'm good to merge it! I don't think I have write access to the repository in order to merge it myself. |
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Added a function write_nnet to utils.jl which writes out a network to a .nnet file. Since the Network object doesn't include upper and lower bounds on the input, we write these to the .nnet file as the maximum and minimum values that a Float16 can take on.
Also added a file write_nnet_test.jl which provides a single test of the write_nnet function.