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Get output shape by name

Description

Gets the output size of the layer selected by the name given as input.

Input parameters

 

Model in : model architecture.
 name : string, layer name.

Output parameters

 

Model out : model architecture.

 output : cluster,

 Name : cluster,

 node : string, name of the ONNX node producing the output (e.g., Dense_342_output).
 output : string, identifier of the output tensor from this node.

 index : integer, index of the node within the ONNX graph, used to perform get or set operations on a specific node.
 output_order : integer, index of the output (useful to retrieve the data after execution if there are multiple outputs).
 output_shape : array, expected shape of the output tensor. This shape is only valid for models using explicit Layers, and the first dimension always corresponds to the batch size (even if shown as 1 here).
 dtype : enum, data type of the output tensor (e.g., FLOAT for floating-point tensors).

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Example

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Using the “Get Output Shape by name” function

1 – Define Graph

We define two graphs with an input of different size and a Dense layer. We merge the two graphs to have only one and we add a last Dense to the graph. Each Dense layer is parameterized differently.

2 – Merge Function

We use the “Merge” function to merge the two graphs.

3 – Get Function

We use the “Get Output Shape by name” function to get output size of layer named Dense2.

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