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This will be useful in code controlling the solver (from pycaffe, for example).
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Does this yield the test nets as decorated caffe.Net or as bare Net like we talked about offline? |
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Always an orderly, lovely merge -- thanks Jon! |
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Python solver improvements
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These commits expose
SGDSolver.test_netsandSGDSolver.iterfor more elaborate use of the solver from Python.This should allow, e.g.,
MemoryDataLayerto be used with a test net, as discussed at #912. It also lets one write Python scripts that do testing during solving that goes beyond an average over something computed batchwise.There are more improvements coming (eventually), but this should be mergeable as-is.