Relax equality tests from exact precision 0. Expecting exact precision 0 can lead to failing tests if underlying implementation changes, a high expected precision of say 1e-15 seem more appropriate (nntest.Power sometimes fails because of this)
Relax equality tests from exact precision 0.
Expecting exact precision 0 can lead to failing tests if underlying implementation changes, a high expected precision of say 1e-15 seem more appropriate (nntest.Power sometimes fails because of this)

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