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Integer division results in no adaptation #10
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When decay and kappa are calculated in
_get_ladder_adjustmentin (lines 180 and 181 inensemble.py), a division with integers is performed. Sincedecayis always less than 1, this results in decay and kappa always being zero if you're not using python 3. The result is the betas are never changed.This fixes that by importing division from future in
ensemble.py.