fix: Change how data is packed in tutorial#102
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Due to a bug, the code in getting_started trained a scalar model using only part of the generated training data. This commit changes how samples are packed into the `data` vector, which causes the code to train a function from 5-vectors onto 2-vectors (as was intended).
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Due to a bug, the code in getting_started trained a scalar model using
only part of the generated training data. This commit changes how
samples are packed into the
datavector, which causes the code totrain a function from 5-vectors onto 2-vectors (as was intended).
Closes #101