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how can I change autoencoder weights?

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nadia
nadia on 11 Apr 2018
Answered: Anurag Ojha on 11 Jun 2024
Hi, I train an autoencoder in matlab R2016a and I want to change some weights of encoder or decoder and flip them to zero or one, but by doing it, I saw this error"You cannot set the read-only property 'EncoderWeights' of Autoencoder.". I need to change the weights and consider the changes. how can I do it? is there any way to solve this problem? thanks.

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Anurag Ojha
Anurag Ojha on 11 Jun 2024
Hi Nadia
Unfortunately, you cannot directly modify the weights of an autoencoder in MATLAB. The 'EncoderWeights' property is read-only, which means you cannot change its values. However, you can train a new autoencoder with the desired weights by specifying the 'EncoderWeights' option during training.
Here's an example:
% Create and train an autoencoder
autoenc = trainAutoencoder(X, hiddenSize);
% Modify the weights
newWeights = ones(size(autoenc.EncoderWeights)); % Set all weights to 1
% Train a new autoencoder with the modified weights
newAutoenc = trainAutoencoder(X, hiddenSize, 'EncoderWeights', newWeights);
Adding MATLAB documentation, for your reference:

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