Add *kwargs to get_epsilon #704
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Summary: Add **kwargs as argument to the get_epsilon() function in accountants. It allows for building custom PrivacyEngines that take in additional arguments. Differential Revision: D67514874
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: meta-pytorch#704 Add **kwargs as argument to the get_epsilon() function in accountants. It allows for building custom PrivacyEngines that take in additional arguments. Reviewed By: EnayatUllah Differential Revision: D67514874 fbshipit-source-id: 6ebee60d9662ec90ae10b7dcbbb1a939b33f9bfa
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Summary: Add **kwargs as argument to the get_epsilon() function in accountants. It allows for building custom PrivacyEngines that take in additional arguments.
Differential Revision: D67514874