ChannelNone

ChannelNone is a specific setting used in data processing, especially in neural networks, to indicate that no color or data channel is being used or processed. Think of channels like the red, green, and blue layers in an image—they contain different color information. When set to ChannelNone, it means the system isn’t applying any such layer, often used when dealing with data that doesn't require channel information, such as grayscale or non-image data. Essentially, it signals the absence of channel processing, simplifying the data handling where specific channels aren’t necessary.