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I'm trying to reproduce the phenomenon in Figure 1. However I got some confusion. As you demonstrated, networks in Fig. 1 map the interval [-2,2] to noisy x^3. As [-2,2] -> x^3 has merely one dimension, ResNets require 3 dimensions input. I wonder how they map that interval. If the dynamics are mapping the outputs of residual blocks, however, the outputs have different sizes due to the downsampling. In brief, my question is about how you did that mapping operation.
Mant thanks,
Z. L
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Hi,
I'm trying to reproduce the phenomenon in Figure 1. However I got some confusion. As you demonstrated, networks in Fig. 1 map the interval [-2,2] to noisy x^3. As [-2,2] -> x^3 has merely one dimension, ResNets require 3 dimensions input. I wonder how they map that interval. If the dynamics are mapping the outputs of residual blocks, however, the outputs have different sizes due to the downsampling. In brief, my question is about how you did that mapping operation.
Mant thanks,
Z. L
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: