removed unnecessary imports of modules that cause vae model to crash. - #12
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removed unnecessary imports of modules that cause vae model to crash.#12SergejRuff wants to merge 2 commits into
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Hi,
As reported in my previous issue (#11) I had a problem running the model that estimates cell type specific gene expression due to an error caused by keras.layers.merge.
The new version of keras changed the name of merge to merging, so trying to import concat from merge causes an error.
On closer inspection I noticed that concatenate from keras is never directly used. There are actually multiple imports that are never used in the actual code but that could create dependency errors in the future.
I therefore removed the unnecessary imports.
Best regards, Sergej Ruff