Questions tagged [brainscript]

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Multiple Input (Window Method) in CTNKTextFromatReader for the DNN model

I use the Brainscript CNTK for training a DNN model. I use CNTKTextFormatReader. The problem is I need future and past data in one input sequence. There are a lot of methods for LMSequenceReader and HTKMLF readers. For instance word context and…
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Can I use the NetOpt stuff in release 2.3 with a model previsouly trained?

I have trained a model previously in CNTK. I used Brainscript to do it. I have not used Python with CNTK ever (yet). Now I see in release 2.3 the interesting NetOpt that I would like to try to use in order to reduce the size of my model. It…
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How to run Brainscript and Python programs using CNTK 2.2?

I installed the CNTK 2.2, python 3.5, GPU wheel file and ran some python examples. I open an anaconda3 window and try to run the brainscript examples but it can't find cntk.exe. What am I doing wrong? Do I also have to install the Script Driven…
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Basic linear regression: training criterion is NaN

As a CNTK learning exercise, I figured I would modify the Logistic Regression example from lr_bs.cntk, and try to get a basic linear regression working. Instead of this in the logistic example: # parameters to learn b = Parameter (LDim, 1) #…
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Adam Optimizer in CNTK BrainScript

This seems to be possible using the Python and C# APIs as per the documentation. The BrainScript documentation doesn't have Adam as one of the options for gradUpdateType. Is it possible to use the Adam optimizer in BrainScript?
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What is the appropriate syntax to define EvaluationNodes in CNTK Brainscript

Using Brainscript in CNTK 2.1 to define a basic network, what is the appropriate way to define multiple Evaluation Nodes? I have created some custom functions and wish to use them collectively / simultaneously however when I use a comma separated…
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