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Hi @alois_borgognon,
- if you are using the native Deep Learning operator, you have to :
- choose a loss function in the parameters of this operator :

then you retrieve the results of the loss function in the model (mod output port) results :

- if you are using the deep learing extension (DL4J), you have to :
- choose the loss function in the parameters of the Tensor operator :

- connect the his output port of the Tensor operator to see the value of the loss function according to the epoch :

To obtain some help on this last deep learning extension, you can go to Sample -> Deep Learning in the repository :

Regards,
Lionel
- if you are using the native Deep Learning operator, you have to :
- choose a loss function in the parameters of this operator :

then you retrieve the results of the loss function in the model (mod output port) results :

- if you are using the deep learing extension (DL4J), you have to :
- choose the loss function in the parameters of the Tensor operator :

- connect the his output port of the Tensor operator to see the value of the loss function according to the epoch :

To obtain some help on this last deep learning extension, you can go to Sample -> Deep Learning in the repository :

Regards,
Lionel
- if you are using the native Deep Learning operator, you have to :
- choose a loss function in the parameters of this operator :
then you retrieve the results of the loss function in the model (mod output port) results :
- if you are using the deep learing extension (DL4J), you have to :
- choose the loss function in the parameters of the Tensor operator :
- connect the his output port of the Tensor operator to see the value of the loss function according to the epoch :
To obtain some help on this last deep learning extension, you can go to Sample -> Deep Learning in the repository :
Regards,
Lionel