Optim-wip: Add Activation Atlas sample collection tutorial & supporting code #750
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Refer to #579 for more details, this PR replaces #729
This PR adds the setup tutorial notebook for collecting the required sample activations and attributions for activation atlases from user supplied image datasets.
It also adds the required relaxed max pooling layer used to collect sample attributions. This layer was included in
captum/optim/models/_common.py, so we can verify it works correctly for the tutorial.For some reason Github thinks I changed the entire
captum/optim/models/_common.py, when all I did was add theOptionaltype hint and theMaxPool2dRelaxedclass at the bottom of the file.