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Hi,
I am running into some array dimension mismatches in the Net.evalbatch function due to a change in the code. Currently, the master branch has:
val scores = zeros(score_layers.length, batchSize); for (i <- 0 until score_layers.length) { scores(i,?) = score_layers(i).score; }
which has given the scores matrix a vector for each layer rather than a scalar for each layer.
Previously, each score layer only had a scalar score available:
val scores = zeros(score_layers.length, 1); for (i <- 0 until score_layers.length) { scores(i) = score_layers(i).score.v; }
Is there a reason that this has changed? It certainly seems to be making e.g. the GLM layer break when used as an output layer.
Change happened here: 1ff00a9
Cheers,
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Hi,
I am running into some array dimension mismatches in the Net.evalbatch function due to a change in the code. Currently, the master branch has:
which has given the scores matrix a vector for each layer rather than a scalar for each layer.
Previously, each score layer only had a scalar score available:
Is there a reason that this has changed? It certainly seems to be making e.g. the GLM layer break when used as an output layer.
Change happened here:
1ff00a9
Cheers,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: