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    • Dennis Francis's avatar
      feature_addition : Mean squared loss layer for multiple output (#404) (#427) · 4dbe3337
      Dennis Francis authored
      * feature_addition : Mean squared loss layer for multiple output (#404)
      
      * Added loss_mean_squared_multioutput layer to support multiple outputs.
      * Also added a corresponding test case to test a single variable regression
        with multiple outputs.
      
      * Added error checks on truth argument
      
      Added assert statements to check that truth argument in
      compute_loss_value_and_gradient() method contains matrices
      of correct dimension relative to the output tensor's size.
      Also the requirements on argument truth to the abstract
      documentation.
      4dbe3337
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    • Davis King's avatar
      Fixed the in-place layers so that they don't interfere with the operation of · 8421f213
      Davis King authored
      skip layers and add_prev style layers.  In particular, now in-place layers only
      overwrite the gradient information in their child layer if they are operating
      in in-place mode.  Otherwise, they add their gradients to their child layers.
      
      It should also be noted that it's safe for in-place layers to overwrite
      gradients when in in-place mode since their child layers are inaccessible when
      in-place layers operate in in-place mode.  This prevents any other layers from
      trying to add to the child layer, thereby avoiding the potability of layer
      interference.  So the bug this change fixes is that, when not in in-place mode
      the child layers are still accessible but in-place layers were *still*
      overwriting child gradients.
      8421f213
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