Hey Matt, I spent sime thime this weekend studiying your tutorial. Here is some feedback and suggestions:
1) It basically works well! 2) the node client sometimes crashes in /lib/traffic-pusher.js:140 because the connection resets. maybe catch thisberror and retry after a little time to make this continuing. (I made an issue) 3) a little in-code comments explanation would be really good as this is supposed to be a tutorial and quite complex so it takes a little while to figure out how it works; maybe for people not really familiar with the engine, this is a lot harder... Overall a really cool application! Thanks so much for this! I will probably come back to you sometime. I'll use the taurus template for nostradamIQ, streaming in different seismic/natural measures and combining the anomaly scores in a log-reg model to determin the likelihood of certain catastrophes. Does that make sense? This is the most senical solution I found so far doing a looooot of theoretical research in that topic... Other ideas? :) Best, --Pascal On Jun 29, 2015 9:00 AM, "Matthew Taylor" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello NuPIC, > > This is very far from done, not ready for the public, but I've started > working on a tutorial for using the HTM Engine. If you're feeling > adventurous, please try it out. When you run into problems, please > report bugs. I'm going to make a screencast when it is complete. > > https://github.com/rhyolight/htmengine-traffic-tutorial > > I'm pulling over 150 live traffic feeds into 150 NuPIC models using > the HTM Engine, and I'm hoping to cross reference anomalies with > traffic reports I'm getting from NYCDOT. > > You should also have a decent computer because mine's getting hot... > > Thanks, > --------- > Matt Taylor > OS Community Flag-Bearer > Numenta > >
