Somewhere it is written bool training=“training” , somewhere training=“true”, and traning=“false”.
I have understood training = “true” we use while we are training and “false” when we are run for validation
But when do we use training=“training”
Hi, Queen.
I understand training=“training” is one of the parameters. May I know in which context you are referring to?
Kindly share the code for more insights.
All the best!
training=“training" is used in the training of dnn section in the course of machine learning so what does it mean
That is a boolean placeholder used to specify if the argument passed should be True or False.
When training , set its parameter " training=True ", and when validate , set " training=False ".
You can do this using name=“training” or training=“training” as declared variables in your code.
All the best!