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Fix issue 231, per-sample weights incorrect when using valid_size > 0.0 #233
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April 12, 2017 13:28
Modifies sknn/backend/lasagne/mlp.py's MultilayerPerceptronBackend's _initialize_impl method to additionally generate a test/train split on the weights vector, if not None, and return it. Modifies sknn/mlp.py's MultiLayerPerceptron's _fit method to expect an additional return value of w from _initialize, which just returns the modified _initialize_impl
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Modifies sknn/backend/lasagne/mlp.py's MultilayerPerceptronBackend's
_initialize_impl method to additionally generate a test/train split
on the weights vector, if not None, and return it.
Modifies sknn/mlp.py's MultiLayerPerceptron's _fit method to expect
an additional return value of w from _initialize, which just returns
the modified _initialize_impl