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I was just going through source code and found this snippet in core.py:
if p == 'half': f = 0.5 elif p == 'same': f = 1 elif p == 'double': self._upsample = 2 if self._args['c'] is None: self._args['c'] = in_shape[1] // 2 f = 1 else: return s = 1 / f
where f doesn't seem to be a meaningful way of addressing the padding method.
f
Better naming conventions could be possible, I guess.
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I agree.
I think this could be refactored from scratch.
Beginners will not find it difficult.
I found this tutorial to be a good resource when writing this. Helps with the mathematics of shape.
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I was just going through source code and found this snippet in core.py:
where
f
doesn't seem to be a meaningful way of addressing the padding method.Better naming conventions could be possible, I guess.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: