Hi Gaurav.
Do you have a local mentor? I think having a mentor that can guide you
during a thesis is very important.
You could get some feedback from the community for a contribution, but
that can be slow,
and is entirely on volunteer basis, so there is no guarantee that you'll
get the necessary feedback in time
to finish your thesis.
Mentoring a thesis - in particular without knowing you - is a serious
commitment, so I'm not sure someone
from inside the project will want to do this. I saw you already made a
contribution in https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/pull/10005
but that's a very different scope than doing what I expect would be
several month of work.
Best,
Andy
On 10/31/2017 03:31 PM, Gaurav Dhingra wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am a final year (5th year) undergraduate Applied Mathematics student
in India. I am thinking of doing my final year thesis by doing some
work (coding part) on scikit learn, so I was thinking if anyone could
tell me if there are available topics (not necessarily names of those
topics) that I could work on being an undergraduate student? I would
want to expand upon this in December when my exams will be over. But
in the mean time would want to take a step in that direction by just
knowing if there will be available topics that I could work on.
It could be the case that available topics are not so easy for an
undergraduate, still in that case I would like to do some research on
the topics first.
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