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A bug with no noise applied #76
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@georgemilosh could you format the code with black? Then I am happy to include the changes into the repository. |
Sorry what do you mean by formatting in black? |
black is the formatter we use to make sure code is always formatted with PEP8, you can do this by installing black |
The thing is that I added a lot of edits to the fork meanwhile, so maybe that's why it failed? |
Hi George! I think it is a version thing with the black package, your edits look like great fixes and additions to me so I will merge them now. |
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Many new examples are added and a few bugs were addressed. Everything looks good to me.
Concerning the examples added, a couple may need data from another equation discovery repo, which could be addressed later |
* A bug with no noise applied (#76) * specifying the physical coefficients in the examples * fixed a bug in Dataset class which prevented noise * Dealing with normalization and history * adding plotting training history functionality * Library1D treats theta output conisistently with ODE example plus comments, stylistic choices * adding more examples * applying `black src/deepymod` for formatting * Changed to a more recent version of black * Formatted all the examples --------- Co-authored-by: George Miloshevich <[email protected]>
Yes, if you get any further with that feel free to open anothr PR. For now I pulled everything into the master branch! |
In the current version of the repo the noise applied during processing is overwritten by the normalization