Fixed int * float multiplication error #61
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Fixed len call throwing error when attribute "sample_weights" is provided. Since "num_transitions" is an int value, multiplying it with a float threw an error. I simply switched it around, since "sample_weights" is either int / float and "num_transitions" is always int.
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* adds gradient clipping * add bfloat16 to optim
…ty to load from arbitrary data_dirs (adjustable in OXE_DATASET_CONFIGS now)
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Further added the possibility to load OXE data from arbitrary data_paths. Simply add a "data_path" field to the OXE_DATASET_CONFIGS dataset. |
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Fixed len call throwing error when attribute "sample_weights" is provided. Since "num_transitions" is an int value, multiplying it with a float threw an error. I simply switched it around, since "sample_weights" is either int / float and "num_transitions" is always int.