Revision ff4bb90d1135f1b57db3e4f6e4a2173894aa1b73 authored by st-- on 01 December 2020, 12:56:56 UTC, committed by GitHub on 01 December 2020, 12:56:56 UTC
* Replace len(inducing_variable) with inducing_variable.num inducing property (#1594).

  Adds support for inducing variables with dynamically changing shape. Change usage from `len(inducing_variable)` to `inducing_variable.num_inducing` instead. Resolves #1578.

* HeteroskedasticTFPConditional should construct tensors at class-construction, not at module-import time (#1598)
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