Added tolerance to test_cosine_similarity #193
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This makes total sense and we also experienced such numerical differences due to floating point arithmentics in some other place already.
Thanks for taking care! Another bonus point @KrasserKai 🏅
closes #192
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Like described in issue #192 I have increased the tolerance for the test test_cosine_similarity a little bit, since otherwise it was impossible for me to pass due to numerical issues.