Fix validation and type-checking errors in optimizers - #201
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…on-errors Fix validation and type-checking errors in optimizers
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Four fixes in the optimizers:
EquivariantSolvercaptured loop variables by reference, so all four transforms were the samerotation_270; addedi=iso each transform stays distinct.GaussianDenoiserSolverpassed(y, outputs)(noisy input vs. denoised output) to the validation function; now(outputs, data)so validation matches the training objective.LIONsolver.check_training_readyhadisinstance(x, type)backwards, so wrong-typed attributes were never rejected; nownot isinstance(x, expected_type).LIONsolver.test()compared a GPU tensor with a numpy array; added.cpu().numpy()on the prediction.