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If you print a tensor of shape [n, 4] with tf.Print, by default (summarize=3 is the default value), you get:
[[9 21 55]...]
which wrongly looks like your tensor is of shape [n, 3].
The correct output should be:
[[9 21 55...]...]
Here is what you get with tf.Print(summarize=10):
[[9 21 55 30][190 -42 236 4][89 -5]...]
Now the vectors of size 4 are visible although the last one is still wrong (looks like a vector of size 2 )
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If you print a tensor of shape [n, 4] with tf.Print, by default (summarize=3 is the default value), you get:
[[9 21 55]...]
which wrongly looks like your tensor is of shape [n, 3].
The correct output should be:
[[9 21 55...]...]
Here is what you get with tf.Print(summarize=10):
[[9 21 55 30][190 -42 236 4][89 -5]...]
Now the vectors of size 4 are visible although the last one is still wrong (looks like a vector of size 2
)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: