Converting from Java array to INDArray causes values to be rounded to nearest approximation
Actual behaviour
From Java Array - [0.0025249954778701, -0.0046458570286632, 0.0052295182831585, -0.0014667856739834, -0.0044226963073015, 0.0073519190773368, -0.0003814829979092, -0.0084274942055345, -0.0040481365285814, 0.0082860253751278]
To INDArray- [0.00, -0.00, 0.01, -0.00, -0.00, 0.01, -0.00, -0.01, -0.00, 0.01]
Expected behaviour
From Java Array - [0.0025249954778701, -0.0046458570286632, 0.0052295182831585, -0.0014667856739834, -0.0044226963073015, 0.0073519190773368, -0.0003814829979092, -0.0084274942055345, -0.0040481365285814, 0.0082860253751278]
To INDArray- [0.0025249954778701, -0.0046458570286632, 0.0052295182831585, -0.0014667856739834, -0.0044226963073015, 0.0073519190773368, -0.0003814829979092, -0.0084274942055345, -0.0040481365285814, 0.0082860253751278]
Below is the code
var (left, right) = inoc.splitAt(7840)
var bias :INDArray = Nd4j.create(right);
var weights :INDArray = Nd4j.create(left);
The default data type is float in the latest version. This is due to memory reasons.
Please ensure you create your arrays with double precision if that's what you're desiring.