cifar10: Fix examples by setting snapshot_format.#3011
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Not sure why Travis isn't running here, but the example prototxts aren't part of the build/tests anyway, so I'll merge. Thanks for the fixes @darrengarvey! |
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cifar10: Fix examples by setting snapshot_format.
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Commit 4227828 set the default binary format from HDF5 to BINARYPROTO to
fix #2885. This broke the cifar10 examples which relied on this default.
This commit specifies the snapshot_format explicitly since the rest of the
example relies on this being HDF5.