Hi everyone, Daniel Ting and I have a tutorial on sketching at KDD later this month. He's covering more of the theory (in a minimally-mathy way) of sketching, while I'm talking more about the practical aspects -- and including a demo via jupyter notebook using python.
BUT...I also kind of cheated a bit in my demo. I added a vector input method to KLL since it sped up adding data quite substantially. It's probably bad to have a demo rely on an unreleased API though :) Since this seems like a great chance to expose more people on the python side to our library, I'm proposing to do a few things between now and the tutorial date. That'll be August 26, I believe. 1. Add descriptions to all the python methods 2. Add a basic unit test to the newly added vectorized input (if I didn't do that already, I forget) 3. Release v2.1 I'm willing to handle the changes since I don't think it'll be that much work, but should significantly improve usability. Following that proposal, I think v2.1 would have a few minor cleanup items, but mostly be python changes. Michael contributed the vector_of_kll object and then all the documentation changes. Let me know if in particular if you have any objections. jon
