On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 01:33:21AM +0530, Neel Kelkar wrote: > Hello, > > I am Neel Kelkar, a final year student at Maharashtra Institute of > Technology, India. > I am interested in the Deep learning module implementation project and I > had a few doubts about my project proposal. > 1)Can I apply for implementing a single model or does it have to be > multiple/all of the listed models? > 2)Will multiple students be working on this project if they want to > implement different models? > 3)Will a student applying for more models be given a greater preference?
Hi Neel, I am not the mentor for the project but I can help answer these questions. 1) You are welcome to apply for whatever you think is reasonable. For some modules that may be proposed, it will take an entire summer to implement one; for others, it may be reasonable to implement many. 2) In the past this has happened, yes. 3) No. In all cases, the preference for selection has to do with the quality of the proposal. It is reasonable that an excellent proposal that only implements one module could be accepted; it's also reasonable that an excellent proposal with many modules could be accepted. My advice would be to be clear in your proposal about what you will implement, how you will implement and test it, how it will fit in with the rest of the library, the timeline for the work, and how users will use it. Those are not all of the qualities of a strong proposal but if you work on making your proposal strong in those areas it is a good start. Thanks, Ryan -- Ryan Curtin | "It is very cold... in space." r...@ratml.org | - Khan _______________________________________________ mlpack mailing list mlpack@lists.mlpack.org http://knife.lugatgt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mlpack
