Closed chaithyagr closed 3 years ago
We can assume that the density compensation is constant and does not vary with trajectory.
This will help in better learning trajectory and not be affected by gradients, which can end up having noise in them.
Also this resolves #39
Reporting that this works!
Awesome, with set -e the tests fail! This resolves #39 . Reverting to old codes and bumping version
set -e
We can assume that the density compensation is constant and does not vary with trajectory.
This will help in better learning trajectory and not be affected by gradients, which can end up having noise in them.
Also this resolves #39