Fail when loss_param is used with EuclideanLoss layer #4920
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@BlGene care to fix this PR? This is still a helpful check to have. |
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@shelhamer: its not clear to me why the tests are failing, in all cases its numerical deviation in |
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does not implemente the functionality specified by the parameter, although this might plausibly be expected.
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...as this layer does not implemente the functionality specified by the parameter,
although this might plausibly be expected.