Feat: Add MaxPooling2D and AveragePooling2D layers #109
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Description
This pull request introduces
MaxPooling2DandAveragePooling2Dlayers to thePyDeepFlowlibrary. These are essential components for building modern Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and are crucial for down-sampling feature maps, reducing computational complexity, and improving translation invariance.This enhancement significantly improves the capabilities of
PyDeepFlowfor computer vision tasks.Changes Made
MaxPooling2DLayer: Implemented a newMaxPooling2Dclass with bothforwardandbackwardpasses. The forward pass caches the indices of max values for correct gradient routing during backpropagation.AveragePooling2DLayer: Implemented a newAveragePooling2Dclass. The backward pass correctly distributes the gradient equally across the pooling window.Multi_Layer_CNN: Updated theMulti_Layer_CNNclass to recognize and handle'maxpool'and'avgpool'as valid layer types in the model architecture definition.ModelValidatorto include'maxpool'and'avgpool'as valid layer types.tests/test_layers.py, with comprehensive unit tests for both pooling layers to ensure the correctness of the forward and backward passes.How to Test
The new layers can be verified by running the new unit tests from the project's root directory:
Closes: #108