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Define a NN loss function that considers results on two inputs?

Posted 5 years ago

Is it possible to define a loss function that considers the results of applying the net to two different inputs? To be clearer, suppose I have a NN net, and a function f of two tensors. I want to use training data of the kind

{in1,in2}->value

where the loss function would calculate something like

(f[net[in1],net[in2]] - value)^2.

Is that possible?

POSTED BY: Andrew Dabrowski
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Thanks for your comment. That is not quite what I'm looking for though.

I want net to perform exactly the same calculation with exactly the same weights on both inputs and then compare the outputs from both.

POSTED BY: Andrew Dabrowski

Dabrowski, I do not know if this is what you will expect, but for your information.

(* training data *)
in1 = Table[RandomReal[], {100}, {2}];
in2 = Table[RandomReal[], {100}, {3}];
val = Table[RandomInteger[{1, 10}], {100}];
traingdata = (Association[{"In1" -> #[[1]], "In2" -> #[[2]], 
       "Val" -> #[[3]]}] & /@ Transpose[{in1, in2, val}]);
(* define network *)
net = NetGraph[{LinearLayer[5, "Input" -> 2], 
    LinearLayer[5, "Input" -> 3]}, {NetPort["In1"] -> 
     1 -> NetPort["Out1"], NetPort["In2"] -> 2 -> NetPort["Out2"]}];
loss = NetGraph[{ThreadingLayer[(#1 + #2) &], SummationLayer[], 
    MeanSquaredLossLayer[]},
   {{NetPort["Out1"], NetPort["Out2"]} -> 
     1 -> 2, {2, NetPort["Val"]} -> 3}];
lossNet = 
  NetGraph[{"net" -> net, 
    "loss" -> loss}, {NetPort["net", "Out1"] -> 
     NetPort["loss", "Out1"], 
    NetPort["net", "Out2"] -> NetPort["loss", "Out2"]}];
(* training *)
results = NetTrain[lossNet, traingdata]

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POSTED BY: Kotaro Okazaki
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