Expose tops and bottoms associated with layers in python, fix #2829 - #2831
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#2975 supersedes this. |
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The main goal is to fix issue #2829, in which
forward()in the python interface attempts to return the top blobs of the last layer inforward(), but instead uses the layer names as if they were blob names. Turns out there's not currently a way for python code to figure out which blobs are connected to which layers, so this PR exposes that functionality and fixes the bug.