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Updated check_shapes() to return updated variables l_x, α, l_y, β #22

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RaghuSpaceRajan
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Changes made to l_x, α, l_y, β were not propagated back to the original variables leading to hard to catch RunTimeErrors.

Changes made to l_x, α, l_y, β were not propagated back to the original variables leading to hard to catch RunTimeErrors.
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Hi @RaghuSpaceRajan ,

That's a good catch!
Thanks a lot for your help, and all my apologies for the very late answer. I've been mostly busy with non-OT-related works in 2020 and am only able to get back to serious development of the GeomLoss package now that KeOps v1.5 is out and our paper on unbalanced OT has finally been submitted.

Thanks again,
And best regards,
Jean

@jeanfeydy jeanfeydy merged commit 3ae5317 into jeanfeydy:master Mar 27, 2021
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Hi @jeanfeydy,

Thanks a lot for merging in the pull request! No worries about the delay, I know how it is in research - I haven't gotten around to working on using Optimal Transport related ideas in my work in the last year either because I've become busy with other projects in the meantime. Hope I get to use your work soon!

Best regards,
Raghu.

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