Reputation: 374
I currently have two tensorflow layers, one producing a 1-dimensional output and the other producing a multidimensional output. How can I build a custom layer multiplying them?
Does this need to be some sort of functional API with multiple inputs and a single output or is there some clearner way?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 379
Reputation: 15053
My first intention was to tell you to use the Functional API and do get the output of both layers and use a tf.keras.layers.Multiply
, but I found an answer here and I think this can help you solve your problem.
So this answer works well with the Sequential Model.
import numpy as np
import tensorflow.keras.backend as K
numpyA = np.array(define A correctly here, with 2 dimensions)
def multA(x):
A = K.variable(numpyA)
return K.dot(x,A)
model.add(Lambda(multA))
Upvotes: 2