Deep learning for NeuroImaging in Python.
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- class surfify.nn.modules.IcoDiNeConv(in_feats, out_feats, neigh_indices, bias=True)[source]¶
The convolutional layer on icosahedron discretized sphere using n-ring filter (based on the Direct Neighbor (DiNe) formulation).
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Notes
Debuging messages can be displayed by changing the log level using
setup_logging(level='debug')
.Examples
>>> import torch >>> from surfify.nn import IcoDiNeConv >>> from surfify.utils import icosahedron, neighbors >>> ico2_vertices, ico2_triangles = icosahedron(order=2) >>> neighbor_indices = neighbors( ico2_vertices, ico2_triangles, depth=1, direct_neighbor=True) >>> neighbor_indices = np.asarray(list(neighbor_indices.values())) >>> module = IcoDiNeConv( in_feats=8, out_feats=8, neigh_indices=neighbor_indices) >>> ico2_x = torch.zeros((10, 8, len(ico2_vertices))) >>> ico2_x = module(ico2_x) >>> ico2_x.shape
Init IcoDiNeConv.
- Parameters:
in_feats : int
input features/channels.
out_feats : int
output features/channels.
neigh_indices : array (N, k)
conv layer’s filters’ neighborhood indices, where N is the ico number of vertices and k the considered nodes neighbors.
bias : bool, default True
the layer will learn / not learn an additive bias.
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