Abstracting Accuracy calculation | Let's learn - Neural networks from scratch in Go - 46

Another refactoring episode where I continue to implement Model struct. Today it was around making an Accuracy a separate entity
We study the book nnfs.io and implementing all the code with Golang instead of Python. The aim is to learn how neural networks are made inside and how it looks like to build is fully from the scratch without using frameworks like pytorch or tensorflow. We’ll have to find alternative in Go or reimplement some operations fully from the ground.
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Very difficult to see ur code. My recommendation: increase the font size of ur text editor. U picked an interesting n rarely treated topic n yet i cant get to enjoy it n give u a thimbs up for such a great job.
May it not come to u as bashing ur effort but as a constructive criticism. Seems like everyone needs some constructive criticism to challenge us to do better.
Thanks for ur effort.

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Hey!
all good, that's a good feedback. I usually increasinf font size before recording in my terminal, but it's configured in a way that once I close and open it again: it saves my whole terminal session via tmux, but font size gets back to default. As the one for video recording is too big for normal usage :)
But I will keep an eye on this and will find a way to always have bigger font for recording👌🏻

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Maybe you will find it useful too

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@@_Roman_V_Code Thanks so much.