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WIP: bugfixes and enhancements to objectives
New formatting for objectives
>>> a = f(1)
>>> b = f(2)
>>> c = f(3)
>>> a
F(1)
>>> b
F(2)
>>> a + 2*b
(F(1) + F(2)·2·-1)
Access to tensors in after objectives is available now
>>> z = a + 2*b
>>> z(T)
>>> a.value
<tf.Tensor 'Mean:0' shape=() dtype=float32>
TODO: Realize is a potentially breaking change to the lower levels of the lucid API. Make sure Ludwig is ok with the changes and all unit tests pass.
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Gabe, please rebase on master@HEAD—I've fixed an unrelated issue with Python 2 compatibility that didn't even let you run the (now still failing) tests in the Python 2 env.
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@gabgoh I'd still happily merge this, but I need a little bit of help. Can you rebase on tensorflow/lucid HEAD? Or transfer the branch from your fork to this repository so I can do so myself?