Merging keras models before compile or fit?
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working in Keras 2.2.4
I have three data features (feature1, feature2, feature3) that correspond to a set of users and how they rank certain items. At present, I have modelled them all separately using a model architecture as follows:
input_vecs = add([feature1_vec, user_vec])
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(input_vecs))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn)
feature1result = Dense(9, activation='softmax')(nn)
feature1model = Model([feature1_input, user_input], feature1result)
featuremodel.compile('adam', 'categorical_crossentropy')
Each of the models have similar architectures (each separately tuned), and the same style/shape of outputs. I would like to take the preliminary result of the three models and put those into a new layer and then create a final result.
I guess I could run the three models separately, take their output, and then put that output into an entirely new (likely Sequential) model using a structure like this:
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
merged_model = Sequential()
merged_model.add(merge([model1.layers[-1].output,model2.layers[-1].output,model3.layers[-1].output]))
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 9, activation='relu')) #or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 12, activation='relu'))#or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(9, activation='softmax'))
However, I'd like to merge them beforehand as it will make managing the models easier later on (i.e., only updating one large model instead of updating 4 smaller models).
How can I do this before doing the compile()
and fit()
steps?
python machine-learning keras
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I have three data features (feature1, feature2, feature3) that correspond to a set of users and how they rank certain items. At present, I have modelled them all separately using a model architecture as follows:
input_vecs = add([feature1_vec, user_vec])
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(input_vecs))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn)
feature1result = Dense(9, activation='softmax')(nn)
feature1model = Model([feature1_input, user_input], feature1result)
featuremodel.compile('adam', 'categorical_crossentropy')
Each of the models have similar architectures (each separately tuned), and the same style/shape of outputs. I would like to take the preliminary result of the three models and put those into a new layer and then create a final result.
I guess I could run the three models separately, take their output, and then put that output into an entirely new (likely Sequential) model using a structure like this:
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
merged_model = Sequential()
merged_model.add(merge([model1.layers[-1].output,model2.layers[-1].output,model3.layers[-1].output]))
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 9, activation='relu')) #or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 12, activation='relu'))#or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(9, activation='softmax'))
However, I'd like to merge them beforehand as it will make managing the models easier later on (i.e., only updating one large model instead of updating 4 smaller models).
How can I do this before doing the compile()
and fit()
steps?
python machine-learning keras
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up vote
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working in Keras 2.2.4
I have three data features (feature1, feature2, feature3) that correspond to a set of users and how they rank certain items. At present, I have modelled them all separately using a model architecture as follows:
input_vecs = add([feature1_vec, user_vec])
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(input_vecs))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn)
feature1result = Dense(9, activation='softmax')(nn)
feature1model = Model([feature1_input, user_input], feature1result)
featuremodel.compile('adam', 'categorical_crossentropy')
Each of the models have similar architectures (each separately tuned), and the same style/shape of outputs. I would like to take the preliminary result of the three models and put those into a new layer and then create a final result.
I guess I could run the three models separately, take their output, and then put that output into an entirely new (likely Sequential) model using a structure like this:
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
merged_model = Sequential()
merged_model.add(merge([model1.layers[-1].output,model2.layers[-1].output,model3.layers[-1].output]))
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 9, activation='relu')) #or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 12, activation='relu'))#or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(9, activation='softmax'))
However, I'd like to merge them beforehand as it will make managing the models easier later on (i.e., only updating one large model instead of updating 4 smaller models).
How can I do this before doing the compile()
and fit()
steps?
python machine-learning keras
working in Keras 2.2.4
I have three data features (feature1, feature2, feature3) that correspond to a set of users and how they rank certain items. At present, I have modelled them all separately using a model architecture as follows:
input_vecs = add([feature1_vec, user_vec])
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(input_vecs))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dropout(0.5)(Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn))
nn = BatchNormalization()(nn)
nn = Dense(128, activation='relu')(nn)
feature1result = Dense(9, activation='softmax')(nn)
feature1model = Model([feature1_input, user_input], feature1result)
featuremodel.compile('adam', 'categorical_crossentropy')
Each of the models have similar architectures (each separately tuned), and the same style/shape of outputs. I would like to take the preliminary result of the three models and put those into a new layer and then create a final result.
I guess I could run the three models separately, take their output, and then put that output into an entirely new (likely Sequential) model using a structure like this:
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
merged_model = Sequential()
merged_model.add(merge([model1.layers[-1].output,model2.layers[-1].output,model3.layers[-1].output]))
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 9, activation='relu')) #or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(units = 12, activation='relu'))#or whatever units
merged_model.add(Dense(9, activation='softmax'))
However, I'd like to merge them beforehand as it will make managing the models easier later on (i.e., only updating one large model instead of updating 4 smaller models).
How can I do this before doing the compile()
and fit()
steps?
python machine-learning keras
python machine-learning keras
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You need to use the functional API to use the merge layer. I hope this gives you the idea:
input = Input( ... )
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
m1 = model1(input)
m2 = model2(input)
m3 = model3(input)
merged_model = merge([m1,m2,m3])
...
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You need to use the functional API to use the merge layer. I hope this gives you the idea:
input = Input( ... )
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
m1 = model1(input)
m2 = model2(input)
m3 = model3(input)
merged_model = merge([m1,m2,m3])
...
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You need to use the functional API to use the merge layer. I hope this gives you the idea:
input = Input( ... )
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
m1 = model1(input)
m2 = model2(input)
m3 = model3(input)
merged_model = merge([m1,m2,m3])
...
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You need to use the functional API to use the merge layer. I hope this gives you the idea:
input = Input( ... )
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
m1 = model1(input)
m2 = model2(input)
m3 = model3(input)
merged_model = merge([m1,m2,m3])
...
You need to use the functional API to use the merge layer. I hope this gives you the idea:
input = Input( ... )
model1 = load_model("feature1.h5")
model2 = load_model("feature2.h5")
model3 = load_model("feature3.h5")
m1 = model1(input)
m2 = model2(input)
m3 = model3(input)
merged_model = merge([m1,m2,m3])
...
answered Nov 8 at 11:04
Daniel GL
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