I rebuilt the seeing in the dark model and have noted that when opened in 0.11.11 it is missing all the links and there’s that “NoneType” spec_class issue…
I thought I’d look closer and exported the code to ipynb. I’ve attached the result. Seeing in the dark rebuilt.zip (11.6 KB)
Key takeaway (apart from “Graph” still missing - which I already knew about from @robertl), I was surprised that there are internal inconsistencies: Is all of this perhaps attributable to that single “NoneType” error noted above?
- Jupyter: “NameError: name ‘DeepLearningConv_Convolution_14_1’ is not definedDeepLearningConv_Convolution_14_1”
- There isn’t a class for DeepLearningConv_Convolution_15_1 either AFAICT
In fact all these have to be commented out to get the layer_classes dict to work
# 'DeepLearningConv_Convolution_14_1': DeepLearningConv_Convolution_14_1,
# 'DeepLearningConv_Convolution_15_1': DeepLearningConv_Convolution_15_1,
# 'DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_4_1': DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_4_1,
# 'DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_5_1': DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_5_1,
# 'DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_6_1': DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_6_1,
# 'MathMerge_Merge_5_1': MathMerge_Merge_5_1,
# 'TrainNormal_Classification_1_1': TrainNormal_Classification_1_1,
# 'DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_2_1': DeepLearningDeconv_Deconvolution_2_1,
Yet e.g. Convolution_14_1 is most definitely there (even if you can’t see the links, you will see the edges in the ipynb)
NB I compared it visually to the original Seeing in the dark model and it looks the same… but where are the deconvolutions? They are listed in the components - albeit without a colour code…
PS Here’s long output from the cmd window*
I don’t actually know which model(s) are being referred to, but you will find “NoneType” errors and persistent, repeated issues with the same Deconvolution_1_1 (but not only that layer)
Hope it’s informative
V0-11-11 NoneType errors.txt (128.3 KB)