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On line 55 of the CS 224N linear regression example, loss_val is a scalar, so there shouldn't be any reason to call .mean() on it. It is a scalar because no axis parameter is given in the loss = tf.reduce_mean() call on line 38.
On line 55 of the CS 224N linear regression example,
loss_valis a scalar, so there shouldn't be any reason to call.mean()on it. It is a scalar because noaxisparameter is given in theloss = tf.reduce_mean()call on line 38.