Thanks! that does sound very easy. I'll get into Cython soon!
I have pushed a draft version of the Sparse Autoencoder to scikit's
github. Hopefully I have sent the pull request correctly :).
Thanks!
On 6/26/2013 2:28 AM, Robert Layton wrote:
The basics of cython are, and I'm not kidding here, quite easy to learn.
Steps:
1) Rename .py file to .pyc
2) Put "int" in front of all object declarations that will be
integers, "float" in front of things that are floats. (If you know
java/C/C++ etc, this will feel really natural)
3) Compile with cython - *cython filename.pyc*
4) Done.
After that, it gets slightly more complicated -- i.e. importing
properly and using cdef etc.
I can never remember the method to do numpy arrays, but google helps
with that.
Good luck!
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