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Here is an explanation I found A Tensorflow Tutorial:
The MNIST dataset contains vectorized images of 28X28. Therefore we define a new function to reshape each batch of MNIST images to 28X28 and then resize to 32X32. The reason of resizing to 32X32 is to make it a power of two and therefore we can easily use the stride of 2 for downsampling and upsampling.
Hope this helps!
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chengzhishi commentedon Aug 19, 2019
Here is an explanation I found A Tensorflow Tutorial:
The MNIST dataset contains vectorized images of 28X28. Therefore we define a new function to reshape each batch of MNIST images to 28X28 and then resize to 32X32. The reason of resizing to 32X32 is to make it a power of two and therefore we can easily use the stride of 2 for downsampling and upsampling.
Hope this helps!