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Note: there are different meanings of dims (#18 ), but the fundamental issue is that eachslice only supports single dimensions.
The problem arises in the following example. I want to apply MeanStdScaling, which internally computes mean(data; dims=3) and std(data; dims=3) in the sense of reducing the data on dimension 3, in a 3D array. Currently, to do that, eachslice would need to take dims=[1, 2], but it only supports single dimensions. Therefore we might need to move away from eachslice.
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Note: there are different meanings of
dims
(#18 ), but the fundamental issue is thateachslice
only supports single dimensions.The problem arises in the following example. I want to apply
MeanStdScaling
, which internally computesmean(data; dims=3)
andstd(data; dims=3)
in the sense of reducing the data on dimension 3, in a 3D array. Currently, to do that,eachslice
would need to takedims=[1, 2]
, but it only supports single dimensions. Therefore we might need to move away fromeachslice
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: