Expose Net.copy_trained_layers_from and Net.share_trained_layers_with in pycaffe #1195
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This allows finetuning from Python, for example.
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This allows finetuning from Python, for example.
Misgivings:
copy_trained_layers_fromandshare_trained_layers_withare very long names, while pycaffe mostly has pretty succinct naming. Also, the layers don't really have to be trained at all, so maybe the simplecopy_fromandshare_withwould be better. But these are the names in the C++ interface.I don't know what will happen if you
share_trained_layers_witha net, and then delete that net. But it's the same as what will happen if you do the same in C++; does anyone know how that is handled? For the use case I have in mind (the solver), this issue does not arise, because the solver is holding all the nets.