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Generally looks very good... thank you for the contribution! Could you address the comments below?

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When time allows please update as shown in #202 described in #199 .

Sorry for the several iterations here...

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@seanpmorgan Please review and merge.

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@Mainak431 Looks like tests are failing... almost ready to merge though

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@seanpmorgan Test cases fixed. Please, see #223 also.

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@seanpmorgan seanpmorgan merged commit 8f89c59 into tensorflow:master May 1, 2019
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Thanks @Mainak431 !

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