add layer_dict to the python interface#4347
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Sure, seems reasonable to me. Could you add some unit tests? |
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I'd be glad to, but where? :) (Sorry, it's my first time contributing to caffe, and I can't seem to find the tests) |
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Nevermind, I found them in python/caffe/test |
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Here are the tests. To check the equality of the pointed layers, I only checked the types, but since the layers of the test network are all different types anyway, it seemed reasonable. |
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Similar to the blobs map, have a layer map.
This turns
net.layers[list(net._layer_names).index("ip2")]into
net.layer_dict["ip2"]