keras_objects: Dynamically Discovered Keras Objects
In kerasnip: A Bridge Between 'keras' and 'tidymodels'
keras_objects R Documentation
Dynamically Discovered Keras Objects
Description
These exported vectors contain the names of optimizers, losses, and metrics
discovered from the installed keras3 package when kerasnip is loaded.
This ensures that kerasnip is always up-to-date with your Keras version.
Usage
keras_optimizers
keras_losses
keras_metrics
Details
These objects are primarily used to provide the default values for the
dials parameter functions, optimizer_function() and
loss_function_keras(). This allows for tab-completion in IDEs and
validation of optimizer and loss names when tuning models.
The discovery process in .onLoad() scrapes the keras3 namespace for
functions matching optimizer_*, loss_*, and metric_* patterns.
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Dynamically Discovered Keras Objects
Description
These exported vectors contain the names of optimizers, losses, and metrics
discovered from the installed keras3 package when kerasnip is loaded.
This ensures that kerasnip is always up-to-date with your Keras version.
Usage
keras_optimizers
keras_losses
keras_metrics
Details
These objects are primarily used to provide the default values for the
dials parameter functions, optimizer_function() and
loss_function_keras(). This allows for tab-completion in IDEs and
validation of optimizer and loss names when tuning models.
The discovery process in .onLoad() scrapes the keras3 namespace for
functions matching optimizer_*, loss_*, and metric_* patterns.
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