#program makes some var go vanish

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rigid drift
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program output line: 1,How are you,What have you been up to,Im doing well, thanks for asking Ive been keeping busy with work and spending time with friends and family
DataPoint: id = 1, question1 = How are you, question2 = What have you been up to, answer = Im doing well, thanks for asking Ive been keeping busy with work and spending time with friends and family
line: 2,Hows your day going,Have you done anything fun lately,My day is going pretty well I recently went on a hike and it was a lot of fun
DataPoint: id = 2, question1 = Hows your day going, question2 = Have you done anything fun lately, answer = My day is going pretty well I recently went on a hike and it was a lot of fun
line: 3,Hows the weather where you are,Have you been able to enjoy it,The weather has been great here Ive been able to spend some time outside and enjoy the sunshine
DataPoint: id = 3, question1 = Hows the weather where you are, question2 = Have you been able to enjoy it, answer = The weather has been great here Ive been able to spend some time outside and enjoy the sunshine
line: 2,Hello,hi,hello
DataPoint: id = 2, question1 = Hello, question2 = hi, answer = hello
DataPoint: id = 1, question1 = How are you, question2 = What have you been up to, answer = Im doing well, thanks for asking Ive been keeping busy with work and spending time with friends and family
convert_string_to_inputs: input = How are you, result.size() = 11
convert_string_to_inputs: input = What have you been up to, result.size() = 24
dp.qu1:
dp.qu2:
dp.answer:
convert_string_to_inputs: input = , result.size() = 0
RNN:🚋 training_set_inputs = [72 111 119 32 ], training_set_outputs = []
Training iteration 0 of 1000: [ ] 0.00%
forward: x.size() = 4, y.size() = 2
error
forward: x.size() = 4, y.size() = 2
error

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gets lost in std::array<double, 4> inputs;
std::vector<double> inputs1 = convert_string_to_inputs(dp.question1);
std::vector<double> inputs2 = convert_string_to_inputs(dp.question2);
std::copy(inputs1.begin(), inputs1.end(), inputs.begin());
std::copy(inputs2.begin(), inputs2.end(), inputs.begin() + 4);
std::cout << "dp.qu1: " << dp.question1 << std::endl;
std::cout << "dp.qu2: " << dp.question2 << std::endl;
std::cout << "dp.answer: " << dp.answer << std::endl;
std::vector<double> outputs = convert_string_to_inputs(dp.answer);

craggy knotBOT
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@rigid drift Has your question been resolved? If so, run !solved :)

vivid tree
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It’s really hard to understand what you mean

rigid drift
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dp.question1 and 2 are outputing in the upperlines but here its giveing blank outputs