Bug fix for truncated-normal #1022
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Truncated-Normal Operation Truncated-Normal Operation (deepjavalibrary#1015) * [tensoflow] Add truncated normal operation * Add truncated-normal to all engines that do not support it * Truncated-Normal Operation
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@AzizZayed Can you rebase this on top of master? |
frankfliu
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Jun 14, 2021
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@AzizZayed Please rebase your code |
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Coverage 70.00% 70.00%
Complexity 5109 5109
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Files 504 504
Lines 22617 22617
Branches 2372 2372
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+ Hits 15833 15834 +1
+ Misses 5517 5515 -2
- Partials 1267 1268 +1
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Description
Fix bug where I add the mean before multiplying by the standard deviation when computing the truncated-normal operation.