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Summary: This allows one to specify a center other than 0.5 for the normalized data. E.g. for GPs with linear kernels, the inputs should be centered at 0. See discussion on cornellius-gp/gpytorch#2617 (comment). Differential Revision: D68293784
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Summary: This allows one to specify a center other than 0.5 for the normalized data. E.g. for GPs with linear kernels, the inputs should be centered at 0. See discussion on cornellius-gp/gpytorch#2617 (comment).
Differential Revision: D68293784