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Please add an example for LogLikelihoodLoss Class.
TODO (optional): Want to convert from using a LogisticGradientDescent solver (computing error via "Run(double[][] sample, double[] expected)" to using the LogLikelihoodLoss class. It is unclear to me how the Loss classes should be used, since they are not initialized with a reference to dimensionality or a model and the methods seem to only accept expected
Please add an example for LogLikelihoodLoss Class.
TODO (optional): Want to convert from using a LogisticGradientDescent solver (computing error via "Run(double[][] sample, double[] expected)" to using the LogLikelihoodLoss class. It is unclear to me how the Loss classes should be used, since they are not initialized with a reference to dimensionality or a model and the methods seem to only accept expected
Help Topic: http://accord-framework.net/docs/html/T_Accord_Math_Optimization_Losses_LogLikelihoodLoss.htm
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