Yes thanks for this complete answer.
Colin Bournez
On 13/06/17 16:27, Greg Landrum wrote:
Hi Colin,
On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 3:54 PM, Colin Bournez
<colin.bour...@univ-orleans.fr <mailto:colin.bour...@univ-orleans.fr>>
wrote:
I have a question concerning the hackaton, does it consist in
defined groups in which you work all day on the same subject or
will it be possible to switch groups and work in different subject?
The hackathon is self-organizing and informal. People form small
groups or work alone on something they find interesting/useful. There
shouldn't be any problem changing groups. Last year there were also a
couple of tutorial sessions done on the hackathon day: one on writing
KNIME nodes for the RDKit and one on doing Machine Learning with
Python and the RDKit. Something like that could also happen again if
we have volunteers to organize special-interest sessions.
And, my second question : do we need to be very experimented with
rdkit tools and coding or can we attend it without being an active
developer?
The UGM as a whole is, I think, useful for people who aren't
experienced RDKit users.
The hackathon could also be. For example, if there was a particular
project that was being worked on that you found interesting, you could
help provide test cases, documentation, requirements, etc. Or you can
just observe and learn.
Does that help?
-greg
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