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How can I get the feature vector of my dataset. I have a fine-tuned CNN model with my data. Now I want to feed the features of all my dataset extracted from the last layer of the CNN into a LSTM.



So far I have



cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
cnn_output = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7').output


I know I will have to feed all my dataset into this model but I have no idea on how to "save" the features.










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    How can I get the feature vector of my dataset. I have a fine-tuned CNN model with my data. Now I want to feed the features of all my dataset extracted from the last layer of the CNN into a LSTM.



    So far I have



    cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
    cnn_output = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7').output


    I know I will have to feed all my dataset into this model but I have no idea on how to "save" the features.










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      How can I get the feature vector of my dataset. I have a fine-tuned CNN model with my data. Now I want to feed the features of all my dataset extracted from the last layer of the CNN into a LSTM.



      So far I have



      cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
      cnn_output = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7').output


      I know I will have to feed all my dataset into this model but I have no idea on how to "save" the features.










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      How can I get the feature vector of my dataset. I have a fine-tuned CNN model with my data. Now I want to feed the features of all my dataset extracted from the last layer of the CNN into a LSTM.



      So far I have



      cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
      cnn_output = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7').output


      I know I will have to feed all my dataset into this model but I have no idea on how to "save" the features.







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          In order to "tap" intermediate layers of an existing model you could do the following:



          # get your feature layer
          cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
          feature_layer = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7')

          # stack your LSTM and other layers below, e.g.:
          lstm_layer = TimeDistributed(LSTM(...), input_shape = ...)(feature_layer)
          output = Dense(...)(lstm_layer)

          # create a combined model
          model = Model(inputs = cnn_model.input, outputs = [output])





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            In order to "tap" intermediate layers of an existing model you could do the following:



            # get your feature layer
            cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
            feature_layer = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7')

            # stack your LSTM and other layers below, e.g.:
            lstm_layer = TimeDistributed(LSTM(...), input_shape = ...)(feature_layer)
            output = Dense(...)(lstm_layer)

            # create a combined model
            model = Model(inputs = cnn_model.input, outputs = [output])





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              In order to "tap" intermediate layers of an existing model you could do the following:



              # get your feature layer
              cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
              feature_layer = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7')

              # stack your LSTM and other layers below, e.g.:
              lstm_layer = TimeDistributed(LSTM(...), input_shape = ...)(feature_layer)
              output = Dense(...)(lstm_layer)

              # create a combined model
              model = Model(inputs = cnn_model.input, outputs = [output])





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                In order to "tap" intermediate layers of an existing model you could do the following:



                # get your feature layer
                cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
                feature_layer = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7')

                # stack your LSTM and other layers below, e.g.:
                lstm_layer = TimeDistributed(LSTM(...), input_shape = ...)(feature_layer)
                output = Dense(...)(lstm_layer)

                # create a combined model
                model = Model(inputs = cnn_model.input, outputs = [output])





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                In order to "tap" intermediate layers of an existing model you could do the following:



                # get your feature layer
                cnn_model = load_model('weights/pre-trained_CNN.hdf5')
                feature_layer = cnn_model.get_layer('fc7')

                # stack your LSTM and other layers below, e.g.:
                lstm_layer = TimeDistributed(LSTM(...), input_shape = ...)(feature_layer)
                output = Dense(...)(lstm_layer)

                # create a combined model
                model = Model(inputs = cnn_model.input, outputs = [output])






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