[mlpack] [gsoc-2019] Interested in add RL algorithm to codebase

Hello, Mentors, I am second-year postgraduate student majoring in CS. I have commit some PR in mlpack, especially in Decision Tree / decision stump. These days I am glad to see that implementing SOTA RL algorithm is arranged as a project in GSoC2019. I am very interested in contribute

Re: [mlpack] Gsoc 2019

Hello Shiv, thanks for getting in touch. There's a lot of extra information on each project in the mailing list archives, make sure to checkout the archive from last year as well. If you are searching for a general starting point, http://www.mlpack.org/community.html and

[mlpack] Gsoc 2019

Hello everyone , I am Shiv Charan , 2nd - year computer science and engineering student at Guru Nanak Dev engineering college in Punjab , India . I am willing to work on project "Improvement of tree traversers" under GSoC . I have a lot of practice of C++ , tree structures , Data structures and

Re: [mlpack] GSoc 2019 - mlpack : evolutionary algortihm project proposal idea discussion

Hello Marcus, Thank you for your positive response. I am working on the proposal now, and I will focus on the recommendations made by you. I will send you the proposal for review in 2-3 days. I am hoping to work with you under your guidance this summer as a part of GSoC 2019. Thank you for your

Re: [mlpack] GSoc 2019 - mlpack : evolutionary algortihm project proposal idea discussion

Hello Naman, thanks for the clarification. I like the idea and I think this could fit well into the mlpack codebase. One point that you should focus on in your proposal is how this could be implemented so that it integrates well into mlpack; what methods can be reused what has to be added. Let

Re: [mlpack] GSoc 2019 - mlpack : evolutionary algortihm project proposal idea discussion

Hi Marcus, First of all, thank you for your quick response. In my previous email, I mentioned all the algorithms I have implemented in my research work. They all perform well as feature selection methods (filter and wrapper both) when compared to the traditional Grid search and Random Search

Re: [mlpack] GSoC 2019 - String Processing Utilities

On Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 11:27:10AM +, Alfonso A. wrote: > Hello, my name is Alfonso Amayuelas. I am an undegraduate student at > the Autonomous University of Barcelona. I am deeply interested in the > proposal of String Processing Utilities. I would love to use this > project as a way to boost

[mlpack] GSoc 2019 - mlpack : evolutionary algortihm project proposal idea discussion

Hello Everyone. I am Naman Gupta, a computer science undergraduate student at MAIT, GGSIPU, Delhi, India. I have been working on bio-inspired evolutionary algorithms for the past 2 years and I have developed and implemented various optimized versions of different bio-inspired algorithms in

[mlpack] GSoC 2019 - String Processing Utilities

Hello, my name is Alfonso Amayuelas. I am an undegraduate student at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. I am deeply interested in the proposal of String Processing Utilities. I would love to use this project as a way to boost my C++ skills and learn about different string representations.

[mlpack] GSOC 2019

Hello everyone, I am currently pursuing B.Tech/B.E. ( in Computer Science Engineering) from Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida, India. I am interested in your GSOC project *Particle swarm optimization *because it's similar to my field of interest. I have worked on PSO previously in

Re: [mlpack] GSOC 2019 - Deep Learning Modules for Graphs for GSOC-19

On Sun, Mar 10, 2019 at 05:04:26AM +0530, Pradyumn Sinha wrote: > Hello contributors, > > I am a computer science undergraduate from Delhi Technological University > (formerly DCE). For quite some time now, I have been pursuing research in > graph embeddings and their applications in social media

[mlpack] GSOC 2019 - Deep Learning Modules for Graphs for GSOC-19

Hello contributors, I am a computer science undergraduate from Delhi Technological University (formerly DCE). For quite some time now, I have been pursuing research in graph embeddings and their applications in social media conjoined with nlp based features. The work has been towards top

Re: [mlpack] GSOC 2019

Hello Bhavya, thanks for getting in touch. > I am mainly interested in two projects: 1) Essential deep learning modules: I > was thinking of some possible projects like highway networks and bidirectional > attention flow for machine comprehension but I am not sure if it would be > feasible to

Re: [mlpack] gsoc 2019

Hello, let me know if you have any question. Thanks, Marcus > On 3. Mar 2019, at 21:07, Kislay Kunal Singh > wrote: > > Hi, > > I am interested in implementing capsule networks. > ___ > mlpack mailing list > mlpack@lists.mlpack.org >

Re: [mlpack] GSoC 2019

Hello Daniel, thanks for getting in touch. > - Given that there are many variants of PSO that seem worth implementing, > such as using or not velocity clamping > or a constriction coefficient to prevent velocity explosion, fully informed > PSO, etc., how should I go about > reflecting

[mlpack] GSoC 2019

Hello, I am Daniel Pozo Escalona, fourth year computer science and mathematics student at the University of Granada, Spain. I am interested in one of the projects proposed for GSoC 2019: implementing different variants of Particle Swarm Optimization. If I have understood correctly the

[mlpack] gsoc 2019

Hi, I am interested in implementing capsule networks. ___ mlpack mailing list mlpack@lists.mlpack.org http://knife.lugatgt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mlpack

Re: [mlpack] GSoC 2019

On Sat, Mar 02, 2019 at 09:52:11PM +0530, Sundarrajan Kannan wrote: > Hello all, > > I am Sundar, 3rd year computer science engineering student at SSN College > of Engineering. > I am very interested in participating in GSoC 2019 working on essential > deep learning modules. > I have been

[mlpack] GSoC 2019

Hello all, I am Sundar, 3rd year computer science engineering student at SSN College of Engineering. I am very interested in participating in GSoC 2019 working on essential deep learning modules. I have been seeing/working on MlPack for the past month I am currently seeing the issue page where

[mlpack] gsoc 2019

It’s regarding NEAT project I do not understand what exactly are we suppose to code. I mean it says we need to work the algorithm on different test functions but what exactly are the test function. I be happy if you can give me an example regarding it. Are we suppose to develop an general code

Re: [mlpack] GSoc 2019

Hello Bishwa, thanks for getting in touch; mlpack already supports some GAN types, see: https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/tree/master/src/mlpack/methods/ann/gan for more information. Also, the blog posts from Shikhar should be interesting: http://mlpack.org/gsocblog/ShikharJaiswalPage.html

[mlpack] GSoc 2019

This message is not encrypted but sent from a verified user on the dmail blockchain Dear sir, I am Bishwa Karki, a 4th year Computer Engineering student from one of the prestigious engineering college, Paschimanchal Campus, of Nepal. I have practical experience in C/C++, Java

Re: [mlpack] GSoC 2019

Hi Isuru, Welcome to the community. Have you taken a look at the mailing list archives for previous years about the string processing utilities project? There is probably some good information in there. If you're looking for something more direct to immediately contribute, there are lots of

[mlpack] GSoC 2019

Dear all, I'm Isuru Sachitha. 3rd-year Computer Engineering student from Faculty of Engineering, University of Sri Jayewardenepura Sri Lanka. I have practical experience of programming in C/C++, Java, Python and have great interest in Machine learning and Data Science. I would like to

[mlpack] GSoC 2019 Introduction

Dear all, I'm Isuru Sachitha. 3rd-year Computer Engineering student from Faculty of Engineering, University of Sri Jayewardenepura Sri Lanka. I have practical experience of programming in C/C++, Java, Python and have great interest in Machine learning and Data Science. I would like to

Re: [mlpack] GSoC 2019

Hello Artem, welcome and thanks for getting in touch. I think Google will announce the selected orgs late February, so we will have to wait until then. About the Deep Reinforcement Learning project, personally I think this is a project that could be extended in one or another way, so if you are

[mlpack] GSoC 2019

Dear mlpack developers, My name is Artem Fedoskin, I'm studying Data Analytics as a Master Student at University of Hildesheim (Germany). I became interested in mlpack last year but couldn't take part in GSoC 2018. Could somebody please tell me - is mlpack going to take part in GSoC this year? I