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Passing epoch number to a fit_generator - Keras
Understanding Keras LSTMsKeras - How are batches and epochs used in fit_generator()?keras fit_generator parameter steps_per_epochIs fit_generator in Keras supposed to reset the generator after each epoch?what does “shuffle” do in fit_generator in keras?How to preserve the epoch number with Keras when performing multiple runs?Is there any way to stop training a model in Keras after a certain accuracy has been achieved?Plot loss evolution during a single epoch in KerasThe starting point of next epoch for fit_generator in KerasUsing fit_generator in Keras Model
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I have a Keras NN which I am training with model.fit_generator. Is there any way of passing the current epoch number to the generating function, or does it have to keep track from the number of yield calls made to it? Also, can I confirm that it's called just once per epoch, not once per step?
I'm using tensorflow as the backend.
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I have a Keras NN which I am training with model.fit_generator. Is there any way of passing the current epoch number to the generating function, or does it have to keep track from the number of yield calls made to it? Also, can I confirm that it's called just once per epoch, not once per step?
I'm using tensorflow as the backend.
tensorflow keras neural-network
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I have a Keras NN which I am training with model.fit_generator. Is there any way of passing the current epoch number to the generating function, or does it have to keep track from the number of yield calls made to it? Also, can I confirm that it's called just once per epoch, not once per step?
I'm using tensorflow as the backend.
tensorflow keras neural-network
asked Mar 23 at 23:53
NLambertNLambert
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I have a Keras NN which I am training with model.fit_generator. Is there any way of passing the current epoch number to the generating function, or does it have to keep track from the number of yield calls made to it? Also, can I confirm that it's called just once per epoch, not once per step?
I'm using tensorflow as the backend.
tensorflow keras neural-network
tensorflow keras neural-network
asked Mar 23 at 23:53
NLambertNLambert
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asked Mar 23 at 23:53
NLambertNLambert
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