jessebett
jessebett
`clip_by_value` is causing `train.minimize` operation to throw an error: `UndefRefError: access to undefined reference` ``` var = Variable(fill(0.1,T-1)) #
It appears there are adjoint rules for `FFT` in Zygote here: https://github.com/FluxML/Zygote.jl/pull/215
I would like to insert a pagebreak when weaving to pdf. From https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22601053/pagebreak-in-markdown-while-creating-pdf#29642392 it appears that standard markdown has a way to insert raw html/css which would allow: `` However,...
This would close #79 #80 and #81. Solution is due to @simonschoelly. Note that `integer_partitions` is still implemented, but now just `collect`s `partitions(n::Int)`. However, this implementation now returns the partitions...
Currently ``` julia> partitions(0)|>collect 1-element Array{Any,1}: #undef ``` This is unexpected because the [partition of the empty set is the empty set](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_a_set#Examples) so I would expect ``` patitions(0)|>collect == [[]]...
`integer_partitions(n)` should be deprecated in favour of `partitions(n::Integer)`. Additionally, `partitions` is not documented in the readme. These functions currently do not behave the same: In the 0 case, both are...
`partitions(-1)` should produce an error when it is constructed: ``` # error here julia> partitions(-1) Combinatorics.IntegerPartitions(-1) julia> partitions(-1)|>collect ERROR: ArgumentError: destination has fewer elements than required Stacktrace: [1] copyto!(::Array{Any,1}, ::Combinatorics.IntegerPartitions)...
Linking students from my roster to their github account is incredibly frustrating for students and me as the instructor. Not only does it expose the entire course roster (which is...
Convolutions provided by the [`FastConv` package](https://github.com/aamini/FastConv.jl) Described in [their paper](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1612.08825.pdf) is considerably outperforming the back ends for 1D and 2D convolutions. At least on CPU. ```julia using FastConv using NNlib...
@staticfloat we discussed some convenience functions for specifying `ConvDims` Here's a couple: Defining method for `spatial_dims(u::AbstractArray)` which gives the spatial dimensions for any array following the expected convention `(spatial_dims..., channels,...