zoo/xception/xception_c.py
def example():
    ''' Example for constructing/training a Xception model on CIFAR-10
    '''
    # Example of constructing a mini-Xception
    entry  = [{ 'n_filters' : 128 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }]
    middle = [{ 'n_filters' : 728 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }]

    xception = Xception(entry=entry, middle=middle, input_shape=(32, 32, 3), n_classes=10)
    xception.model.summary()
    xception.cifar10()
 Example for constructing/training a Xception model on CIFAR-10
    
Example for constructing/training a Xception model on CIFAR-10
Example for constructing / training a Xception model on CIFAR - 10
def example():
    entry  = [{ 'n_filters' : 128 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }]
    middle = [{ 'n_filters' : 728 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }, { 'n_filters' : 728 }]
    xception = Xception(entry=entry, middle=middle, input_shape=(32, 32, 3), n_classes=10)
    xception.model.summary()
    xception.cifar10()
def example ( ) : entry = [ { 'n_filters' : 128 } , { 'n_filters' : 728 } ] middle = [ { 'n_filters' : 728 } , { 'n_filters' : 728 } , { 'n_filters' : 728 } ] xception = Xception ( entry = entry , middle = middle , input_shape = ( 32 , 32 , 3 ) , n_classes = 10 ) xception . model . summary ( ) xception . cifar10 ( )
Example for constructing/training a Xception model on CIFAR-10
Example for constructing / training a Xception model on CIFAR - 10
''' Example for constructing/training a Xception model on CIFAR-10
    ''' # Example of constructing a mini-Xception