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I think there's a bug on the "exponential_running_standardize" method in datautil. In the case where there's an init_block_size, the axis of computing the 'init_mean' and 'init_std' is wrong (other_axis gives value 1, although it should be axis=0), as we want to compute the mean and std with respect to time samples, not channels. Although the dimensionality is wrong, the matrix subtraction and division is still possible, which gives wrong results for the init_block_size.
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Greetings,
I think there's a bug on the "exponential_running_standardize" method in datautil. In the case where there's an init_block_size, the axis of computing the 'init_mean' and 'init_std' is wrong (other_axis gives value 1, although it should be axis=0), as we want to compute the mean and std with respect to time samples, not channels. Although the dimensionality is wrong, the matrix subtraction and division is still possible, which gives wrong results for the init_block_size.
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