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Added Inverse Square Root Linear Unit (ISRLU) activation layer #455
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| return K.switch(K.less(x, K.zeros_like(x)), inverse_square(x), identity(x)) |
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Why introducing the identity function and not just pass x as argument
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Name inverse_square might not be appropriate as the function does not exactly return 1/x^2
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@RaphaelMeudec Please note that I am closing this pull request and opening an alias with all the changes you specified. Thanks for reviewing ! |
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- What I did
See above. Here's the axrXiv paper.
- How I did it
- How you can verify it
I added unit tests.
This pull request fixes #issue_number_here