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Hi @Gabri95
Thanks for the reply! This explanation makes sense to me. It is fine to use nonlinearity instead.
Bo
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Hi @prclibo
Thanks for your question!
indeed, the bias can only be added to the trivial representations.
One can show that adding a bias to any other irreducible representation would break equivariance.
However, what you suggest is not the usual notion of bias.
Usually, a linear/conv layer performs an affine transformation, while the bias applied to the norm is a non-linear operation.
For this reason, we chose to not include it in the convolution layer.
As we only needed this kind of bias in the implementation of HNet with norm-nonlinearities we chose to add this bias directly in the implementation of the non-linearity, see https://quva-lab.github.io/e2cnn/api/e2cnn.nn.html#e2cnn.nn.NormNonLinearity
If you need to this kind of bias outside the non-linearity, I can add it as a separate module
Gabriele
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