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I have a question, in file eval.py
the function compute_preds(), returns the variance of the model "model_variance",
then the variable "outputs_variance" is passed to the function compute_log_likelihood() as "sigma"
yet in the function compute_log_likelihood(), the function torch.distributions.normal.Normal() takes "loc" which is the mean of the distribution and "scale" which is the standard deviation
yet you are passing the variance not the std to "scale"??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I have a question, in file eval.py
the function compute_preds(), returns the variance of the model "model_variance",
then the variable "outputs_variance" is passed to the function compute_log_likelihood() as "sigma"
yet in the function compute_log_likelihood(), the function torch.distributions.normal.Normal() takes "loc" which is the mean of the distribution and "scale" which is the standard deviation
yet you are passing the variance not the std to "scale"??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: