Hello.
I am trying to create a custom metric for my sequential model, where it takes two probability distribuitions, y_pred and y_true, and for every [1] in y_true, it sums the value from y_pred in the same index, and returns it normalized.
ex. y_true: [ [0,0,1], [1,0,0] ]
y_pred: [ [0.2,0.2,0.6] , [0.3,0.4,0.3] ]
returned value: 0.45 ((0.6 + 0.3) / 2)
So I created a function, and passed it as the metric for the model. It did not work, as I could not convert the tensors to numpy, because the function was being converted into a graph function.
Then I wrapped it in a tf.py_function(), which is wrapped in a lambda, and passed it. Now
it seems to be retrieving the correct values, but I do not know how to use the slice() function correctly.
Before, I was getting an error, which told me that it was expecting a certain size for slice, and it was too big.
I changed it, so now slice works. But now it tells me there are multiple values inside the sliced tensor, so it cannot retrieve the true value.
In a 3-D tensor, with shape [1,3,7], when slicing to get a single value from it, what is the correct size for it?
Currently my function looks like this:
def forgivingAccuracy(y_true, y_pred):
    """y_pred and y_true are both 2D vectors in a categorical format, with shape [3,7]

    Both represents 3 mood scores, that ranges from 1 to 7, but

    y_pred is a probability distribuition.

    returns the sum of probabilities guessed correctly, normalized.

    e.g. 3 is the correct score, and it predicts with 0.3 certainty, 0.3 is added.

    then the sum is divided to normalize."""

    correct = float(0)

    total = 3

    row = 0

    """Loops through all scores, adds together the chances predicted correctly.

    e.g. Correct is "Good", and AI predicted it with 60% certainty,

    0.6 is added to the "correct" variable.

    Then, it is divided by the total probability (1 * 3)."""

    for mood in y_true:

        column = 0

        for score in mood:

            #Ugly code, but what it does is slice the tensor to get index [row][column]

            #And then access the content

            #Here is the bug. What is the correct size for this to return a single float?
            target = tf.slice(y_pred,begin=[0,row,column],size=[0,0,1])

            print("target is:")

            tf.print(target)

            if score == float(1) and score.size > 0:

                correct = correct + score.eval() 

        row = row + 1

        print("row is: %x" %row)

    return correct / total

Thank you in advance. If there is any other information I need to post, tell me and I will add it as soon as possible.