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NumPy Raised No Error. Why Is Your Loss Calculating the Wrong Thing?

We need to compare three model predictions with three targets and calculate the mean squared error. By hand, the example below gives about 0.33. NumPy returns 2.33, with no exception, and the program continues running. Each prediction has been compared with all three targets, although we intended t…

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  1. 2026-11-01 07:14 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    NumPy Raised No Error. Why Is Your Loss Calculating the Wrong Thing?

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