Not sure how the formatting will come out on this (looks fine to me) but here are the notes I took from the sprint planning meeting.NuPIC 10/25/13 TimestampNote3:00PMAttendance: Matt Taylor, Subutai, Austin, Scott, Matt K, Fergal, one or two others I can't see+3:00PMMatt: Using huboard.com to help with Github issues+3:01PMMatt: Still working on labels. Requires permissions to edit so let Matt know if you have input.+3:02PMMatt: Milestones == sprints. JIRA will be left around but no longer being used and will attempt to make read-only.+3:03PMGreen icons let you see if issues are true issues or PRs since pull requests show up in the issues list.+ 3:04PMPR and issue numbers are unique so there is no ambiguity when you do a #232 reference.+3:06PMCMake - unsure of status, David to fix CI issue. Can hopefully merge without affecting the current Make pipeline.+3:08PM#294 - removes Python dependencies from NuPIC. Relies on user to install deps. requirements.txt included to make this easy. nupic- also available as a base with the dependencies installed. C++ dependencies to come later.+3:10PM#302 - Hung up on operator<< issue. Might have to use a temporary non-template solution. Scott and Subutai to follow up.+3:11PM#318 - Matt not sure how to handle it. Assigned to Scott to determine what to do.+3:11PMScott to check to make sure we are still running test that compares TPs in NuPIC CI+3:15PM#321 - Unclear if new features (auto, etc) are backwards compatible with compilers that people are currently using. Assigning to Scott (but in backlog) to check if it works and follow up on the issue or message mailing list to see if it is an issue for anyone else.+3:16PM#325 - To be merged, keeping assigned to Scott.+3:17PM#326 - Remove external deps from NuPIC repo - assigned to Austin. Python portion close to being merged. Keeping this to continue tracking for C++/binary dependencies.+3:18PM#333 - Putting in the backlog for now. Scott: seems like people on mailing list want this but not a lot of opinions on how to implement. Unclear when this will be tackled (it is a big task).+3:21PMDiscussion on huboard. Link is huboard.comand requires giving Github public access to the site. Fergal suggest sending a mailing list message about issue tracking changes since many people don't follow wiki changes.+3:22PMSprint is pretty light since Grok-ers are pretty tied up with product work. Some issues can be tackled at hackathon.+3:25PMSubutai: We do plan to test new spatial pooler implementations and move to Gil's new C++ SP as the default. Creating an issue to track progress on this.+3:28PMMatt is trying to find a good place for teams to collaborate. challengepost.com is being considered. If all else fails, Matt to use Google Drive. Fergal is going to check challengepost to see how it looks and will get back to Matt.+3:28PMMatt: We have hackathon shirts!+3:29PMMatt: Haven't had time to update roadmap. Hackathon schedule up on events page but not solidified yet. Hard schedule by Monday. Everything is optional.+3:30PMFergal: 1. Soft tip - regarding Vagrant VM - downloaded latest NuPIC code and tried it on an old VM and it was a bit of a mess. Advises that we create some functionality for synchronizing the VM to the latest (update bashrc, etc).+3:30PMSubutai: There is an issue for that.+3:32PM#341 created to track VM updates+3:35PMFergal: 2. Would like time on schedule - 10-15 minutes is fine - for presentation on discussions he has been having with machine learning people. Wants to help coalesce all of the discussions on ML and elsewhere. Fergal to send description to Matt. Talk inspired by talks about hierarchy and Geof Hinton discussions.+3:35PMSubutai - there is a session on comparing NuPIC algorithms with other approaches+3:38PMMatt Keith - Working with building on stock Mavericks (clang), etc and will follow up when he makes progress. Current issue is with Python not finding libyaml. Has C++ code compiling though.+3:39PMHackathon is at Tagged in San Francisco. You can still RSVP, it is a free event. Getting close to our limit of 75 but it is a soft limit and we can increase if there is interest.+3:40PMFergal: Can we live cast the hackathon? Matt: Yes. (We streaming it last time and plan to do it this time as well.) Fergal: Likely will have many more remote observers this time. Matt: Happy to have remote participants demo on the big screen.+3:45PMScott: Jeff is sending an email about his idea for a new scalar encoder. Hoping someone from the community will pick it up. Scott is happy to point out example code and answer questions for implementing it. Pretty straight-forward task and quite elegant.+3:45PMEnd+
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