The last dimension of the input should be set to a fixed size, rather than None
, in order to avoid a ValueError
when using the Dense
function in TensorFlow 2.2. This is because None
signifies undefined, variable-sized dimensions, which are not compatible with the Dense
layer that expects a fixed input shape. Therefore, it is important to specify a fixed size for the last dimension of the input as per the requirements of the Dense
layer.
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