c() on learners is the set of them, and on representations the set of those. A set handed to
c() again splices, so a set can be added to rather than rewritten, which is what list()
cannot do: c(base, cnn()) where base is already a set.
c() on learners is the set of them, and on representations the set of those. A set handed to
c() again splices, so a set can be added to rather than rewritten, which is what list()
cannot do: c(base, cnn()) where base is already a set.