On 19.03.2012 Dirk Weissenborn wrote: > What could be possible projects for this year?
General advise would be to look for open JIRA issues. There are a few known issues with existing implementations. Also for some algorithms integration and API design could be improved. In the end the general advise on how to contribute and become a committer applies: Find a topic that you are yourself interested in and work on that. > Or should the student > provide a proposal for an improvement? From previous experience students who came up with their own proposals have been most successful - both in applying but also in succeeding. Keep in mind to limit the scope of your project to a manageable size: You can only design, test, implement, document and provide examples for so much code. > I would probably be interested in > working on a project for this years GSOC. I am also currently in contact > with dbpedia spotlight developers for GSOC. They are interested in a > topical classifier for a given plaintext. I saw, that something similar was > already implemented in mahout. I think working on the intersection of two projects could be valuable for both sides. Sounds like an interesting idea to me. Isabel
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