Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC

Hey, I've uploaded the draft proposal on GSoC's portal, again sorry for being late. Please update on what parts I should focus on more. The idea still seems to be in a progressive phase and with or without GSoC, I will keep working on it anyways. Being a smaller period this year, I think this

[mlpack] Regarding the rejected proposal on 'Enhance CMA-ES'

Hi, I am Gaurav Singh I applied for the project 'Enhance CMA-ES' for this year's GSoC but my proposal got rejected. I wanted to get feedback as to why my proposal was rejected so that it'll help me next year while applying for GSoC. Thanks. Best Regards, Gaurav Singh

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Proposal

Hey Marcus, Great, I will do that. Regards Stay Safe Gopi M Tatiraju On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 1:06 AM Marcus Edel wrote: > Hello, > > a link to the doc is fine. > > Thanks, > Marcus > > > On 30. Mar 2020, at 20:44, Gopi Manohar Tatiraju > wrote: > > > > Hey mentors, > > > > I have a doubt

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Proposal

Hello, a link to the doc is fine. Thanks, Marcus > On 30. Mar 2020, at 20:44, Gopi Manohar Tatiraju > wrote: > > Hey mentors, > > I have a doubt regarding proposal. Actually my proposal contains some .gif > files which depict the output. It works fine when uploaded on docs but when I >

[mlpack] Regarding Proposal

Hey mentors, I have a doubt regarding proposal. Actually my proposal contains some .gif files which depict the output. It works fine when uploaded on docs but when I save it as pdf it is converting them to still images, shall I put all those gif files in a google doc and link it? Is that ok? Or

[mlpack] Regarding a proposal review for the project 'Enhance CMA-ES'

Hello Marcus, I have submitted my draft proposal on the project 'Enhance CMA-ES' I am sorry if it is too late to ask for a review but it would be very helpful if you would able share your thoughts on it. Thank you. Best regards Gaurav Singh ___ mlpack

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC'20 Project as well as Proposal

You can contact mentors on this mailing list or the IRC (sorry for the previous mail, forgot to hit Reply All) On Fri, Mar 27, 2020, 10:26 PM Garv Tambi wrote: > Hello Mentors, > After reading many articles and Research paper and understanding the > mlpack codebase, I proposed my own Idea and

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC'20 Project as well as Proposal

Hello Mentors, After reading many articles and Research paper and understanding the mlpack codebase, I proposed my own Idea and completed my GSoC Proposal with my Best!! and submitted to the GSoC website. Can anyone please guide me how I contact the mentors... It would be a great help for me...

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Project for Idea: ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Marcus, Thanks for the suggestions. As you've suggested I would focus on only one of the ideas, that will be Neural Style Transfer. The main goal will be to add Neural Style Transfer to MLPack in a well-designed and documented way such that users who wish to expand upon it by coding

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Project for Idea: ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Prince, thanks for reaching out, and thanks for all the contributions over the last weeks. Personally, I would focus on one project, you can always implement another method if there is time left at the end, but since the models behind both ideas a somewhat different it makes sense to focus

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Proposal for ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Marcus, Thank you for your encouraging response, I think testing, proper documentation and a tutorial will be very important. I think testing for all layers and metrics that I add in mlpack, shouldn't be very hard. Hopefully by then models repo would have been re-structured to support

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Proposal for ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Kartik, > Phase 1 would be implementing the following: > > 1. DataLoader for Pascal VOC (I chose this because it has 20 classes and > roughly > 10k training images which should easier to train a model than training on COCO > or ImageNet.) Right, sounds like a good idea to me. > 2.

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Proposal for ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Marcus, Thank you for the reply, it encouraged me to come up with a better project proposal. Also thanks a lot for the all help and the code reviews. I think since models repo has object detection models, the next step should be object localization. For this I propose YOLOv3 and

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Proposal for ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello Kartik, I think I said this before, but welcome and thanks for all the contribution. > I would love to dicuss the design related aspect in more detail as I am really > excited about this project. Also is this the right approach to a GSOC proposal > or Open Source in general? I can't

[mlpack] Regarding GSOC Project for Idea: ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello everyone I am Prince Gupta, currently a 1st year Engineering student from India. I've been getting familiar with MLPack codebase, especially ANN and made some PRs since February 2020. I wanted to get some opinions on the GSOC project I've decided on. I apologize in advance if this email gets

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Implementation of SqeeuzeNet

Hello Gopi, mlpack uses Armadillo: http://arma.sourceforge.net/ to handel matrix types, I suggest to look at the Matrix, Vector, Cube and Field Classes section: http://arma.sourceforge.net/docs.html#part_classes. Hopefully that is helpful, let me know if I should clarify anything. Thanks,

[mlpack] Regarding Implementation of SqeeuzeNet

Hey Marcus, Regarding SqueezeNet, I read about the model and saw some implementation of the model in Python using Keras. There the model is implemented using Tensors. The input is taken as keras.engine.input_layer.Input() I was not able to find a way to

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC20

Thanks, I'll check it out! On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 1:14 PM Rahul Prabhu wrote: > Hi Garv, > Glad you're interested in mlpack. You might want to check out > https://www.mlpack.org/gsoc.html or GitHub for issues that interest you. > > PS: Please ignore the mail before this, accidentally didn't

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC20

Hi Garv, Glad you're interested in mlpack. You might want to check out https://www.mlpack.org/gsoc.html or GitHub for issues that interest you. PS: Please ignore the mail before this, accidentally didn't reply all :) On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 1:01 PM Garv Tambi wrote: > > Good Afternoon mentors,

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC20

Good Afternoon mentors, I want to interact with you... I want to be a part of GSoc20 and mlpack excites me to work into it and I am looking forward to contributing as much as I can do as well as I really blessed that you are mentoring me throughout the project. Thank You. Garv Tambi 2nd-year

[mlpack] Regarding GSOC Proposal for ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack

Hello everyone, I am Kartik Dutt, currently a 3rd year student at DTU, India. I have been getting familiar with mlpack for the last couple of months. I wanted to get some opinions regarding my project proposal to help me improve it. I apologize in adavance incase this email gets a bit too long.

Re: [mlpack] Regarding the GSOC project 'Enhance CMA-ES'.

Hello Gaurav, so I think you already saw the Application Guide, but let me reference it anyway: https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code-Application-Guide The focus may vary between projects, so at this point, I can only provide a general answer; as a first step my advise is

[mlpack] Regarding the GSOC project 'Enhance CMA-ES'.

Hi, I am Gaurav Singh, currently a 3rd-year undergrad student from Nagpur University, India. I have been getting acquainted with the mlpack and ensmallen codebase since the last few days and also trying to solve a few issues in the mlpack repository. I just wanted to know what are some of the

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC work

On Sat, Apr 13, 2019 at 08:43:36AM +0530, Aman Pandey wrote: > I have submitted a proposal under the email Id aman0902pan...@gmail.com > with title "GSOC2019 Proposal". I added the tasks which I found > achievable and of a great use for the R activities related to use of > mlpack. Where the

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC work

Hello MLPACK community, Before I start, I must mention that the community is doing really great. And the organisers are working on this for over 8 years, which itself is really appreciable and inspiring enough to drive the community. I have been following the community since February, but it was

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC 2019

Hi Gaurav, I suppose you are referring to final pdf submission here. If that's the case then unfortunately I don't think we will be able to consider your proposal towards GSoC as they clearly states that student selection should be completely based on valid final pdf submission. In any case you

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC 2019

Due to some problem I was unable to submit the pdf of my proposal, but already sent you a draft of my complete proposal yesterday. Is there any way that I can submit you the pdf of it. Or you can accept my draft proposal as it is complete. ___ mlpack

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC 2019 proposal

Yes, I agree. Now I am giving only 1 proposal which I am confident of and more focused. Thanks a lot for your opinion sir. On Sun 7 Apr, 2019, 7:52 PM Ryan Curtin, wrote: > On Sat, Apr 06, 2019 at 12:11:49PM +0530, Gaurav Sharma wrote: > > I want to know if someone wants to give proposal for

[mlpack] Regarding GSOC 2019 proposal

I want to know if someone wants to give proposal for more than 1 idea in https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/SummerOfCodeIdeas, than can we mention our timeline for all the ideas in the same proposal or should we give separate proposals for all the ideas that we are intersted in. sharma_here

[mlpack] Regarding review of proposal

Hello Marcus, If time permits you, can you please review my proposal this week since my exams are going to start from next week, so I want to finalise my proposal this week. Thanks and regards Gaurav Tripathi ___ mlpack mailing list

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Participation in GSoC'19

Hi Ryan, Thanks for your reply.I also went through the project offerings on the GSoC'19 page and the project 'Quantum Gaussian Mixture Models' fascinated me a lot. I have already implemented GMM(full batch) and it's online version(stepwise EM) from scratch on MNIST dataset. Please look at my

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Participation in GSoC'19

On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 10:11:41PM +0530, Subham Barnwal wrote: > I would love to build some "Bayesian Methods Based Libraries" which i guess > except TensorFlow probability people don't have too much options.Some of > the things I am planning is to implement BlackBox VI,GP with > scalability,EM(I

[mlpack] Regarding Participation in GSoC'19

Hi, I am an third year (Junior) undergraduate student at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering.I have worked at Microsoft Research,India and my team was awarded to be winner for the project there.I am highly interested in participating

Re: [mlpack] Regarding application for GSOC

On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 08:32:37PM +0530, Hemanth Kumar .J wrote: > I am Hemanth Kumar , a first year student from National Institute of > Technology, Calicut , India , interested in participating Google summer of > code. AI , especially machine learning has always been a topic of interest > for

[mlpack] Regarding application for GSOC

I am Hemanth Kumar , a first year student from National Institute of Technology, Calicut , India , interested in participating Google summer of code. AI , especially machine learning has always been a topic of interest for me and would love to engage in the same. I would love to take part in

[mlpack] Regarding application for GSoC

I am Hemanth Kumar , a first year student from National Institute of Technology, Calicut , India , interested in participating Google summer of code. AI , especially machine learning has always been a topic of interest for me and would love to engage in the same. I would love to take part in

[mlpack] Regarding Proposal for Reinforcement Learning

Hi Mentors, I am 1st year graduate student in computer science at New York University. I had spent significant amount of time going through RL papers to draft a proposal for RL algorithm to play Atari games. I have a rough understanding of code structure in ml-pack. I have a draft proposal ready

Re: [mlpack] Regarding Talking to a mentor about my idea/proposal

On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 08:31:11PM +0530, Poomani K wrote: > Where can i find a mentor to talk to. This is my first time in the mlpack > community so, I'd like to talk to a mentor about my idea. Hi Poomani, Thanks for getting in touch. The mentors are generally watching this list or are in IRC

Re: [mlpack] Regarding guidance for GSOC '18

Hello Hitesh, welcome and thanks for getting in touch. > As far as Reinforcement Learning is concerned, I have played around with the > cart-pole problem and have a working knowledge of q-learning. To be frank, I > am > not at all familiar with any of the 3 'recent ideas' given in the above

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC application

Hello Akash, > I was occupied with the examination and assignment load so I was inactive the > previous weeks. I have read 'Playing Atari with Deep Reinforcement > Learning'. I > would like to share that my previous semester's project was on demonstrating > how > Deep Reinforcement Learning

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC application

Sure. I thought my mails were public, but as you've pointed out, they arent. I notice that I have replied to your email id instead of the mailing list. I would keep in mind that my mails go public. Thank you On 02-Mar-2018 6:36 PM, "Marcus Edel" wrote: Hello Akash,

Re: [mlpack] Regarding contributing to MLpack

March 2, 2018 2:57 PM To: mlpack@lists.mlpack.org Subject: [mlpack] Regarding contributing to MLpack Sir/Mam, My name is Avtansh Tiwari and I am a EE Sophomore at Indian Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. I read about mlpack GSoc2018 page and found it interesting. I am interested in working on E

[mlpack] Regarding contributing to MLpack

Sir/Mam, My name is Avtansh Tiwari and I am a EE Sophomore at Indian Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur. I read about mlpack GSoc2018 page and found it interesting. I am interested in working on Essential Deep Learning Models. I have a working knowledge of Neural Networks and am currently

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GsOC 2018

On Tue, Feb 27, 2018 at 07:32:00PM +0530, aditya dokhale wrote: > Hello, > > I am Aditya Dokhale a sophomore from IIT(BHU) Varanasi, India. I got to > know about your organisation through GsOC website and I really liked your > organisation and would like to contribute in it. > I am well versed in

[mlpack] Regarding GsOC 2018

Hello, I am Aditya Dokhale a sophomore from IIT(BHU) Varanasi, India. I got to know about your organisation through GsOC website and I really liked your organisation and would like to contribute in it. I am well versed in C/C++ and python and i have also done a machine learning course in my

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSOC Project

Hello Aman, welcome, thanks for getting in touch. for a general starting point see mlpack.org/gsoc.html and www.mlpack.org/involved.html. For each project there are some open discussions in the mailing list archive (http://lists.mlpack.org/pipermail/mlpack/), that should be helpful. I hope this

[mlpack] Regarding GSOC Project

Hello everyone, I am Aman Tiwari,a second year undergraduate at IIT Kanpur. I am interested in contributing to mlpack as a part of GSOC program. I have a good experience of basic machine learning algorithms and knowledge of deep learning architectures such as CNN,RNN etc. I am mainly interested in

Re: [mlpack] Regarding GSoC '18

Hello Surya, welcome and thanks for getting in touch. If you search for a general starting point please take a look at mlpack.org/gsoc.html and www.mlpack.org/involved.html. I hope this is helpful, let me know if I should clarify anything. Thanks, Marcus > On 19. Feb 2018, at 17:50, Surya

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC '18

Hi, my name is Surya Krishnamurthy. I'm interested in contributing to mlpack for GSoC '18. I have a lot experience in C++14, python, nodejs and I'm an also an AI enthusiast(Deep learning specialisation in coursera). I have made some projects - chatbots, image classifiers and participated in a few

[mlpack] Regarding

Hey there! Congratulations on getting into GSoC' 18!! I was going through the organisations participating this year searching for organisations working in ML and DL related field. I came across mlpack and was delighted to see a project on RL!! I like RL and and wanted some project to do in this

Re: [mlpack] Regarding profiling for parallelization

On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 12:43:04AM +0530, Shikhar Bhardwaj wrote: > Hi Yannis, > > Thanks a lot for the detailed reply. > > I had given a thought to the problem of over subscription of hardware > threads during testing if we were to test already parallelized methods in > parallel. In the model

Re: [mlpack] Regarding profiling for parallelization

Hello, I guess, there is a simple solution to get all test names: https://github.com/zoq/mlpack/commit/1eb20dcd3ac9f450dfbbffd7128cf9bf369dfc53 but I think there is no easy way to parallelize the test cases using

Re: [mlpack] Regarding profiling for parallelization

Hi, Sorry to jut in to the conversation, but when you are using Linux (or any Unix based system), at least, extracting all test cases should be easy, as long as they are in the same folder (like they are now). I believe calling an ls from the system* , or maybe FILE* file = popen("ls", "r");

Re: [mlpack] Regarding profiling for parallelization

On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 10:30:49PM +0530, Shikhar Bhardwaj wrote: > Hello everyone! > > I have been looking through the mlpack codebase to find sections which > could benefit from a muti threaded implementation. A couple of papers also > shed some light on the implementation of machine learning

[mlpack] Regarding profiling for parallelization

Hello everyone! I have been looking through the mlpack codebase to find sections which could benefit from a muti threaded implementation. A couple of papers also shed some light on the implementation of machine learning algorithms in a multi threaded setting : 1. Map-Reduce for Machine Learning

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC'17

Hello to all, I read the recommended projects list on mlpack page and would like to work on Cross-validation and hyperparameter tuning. I will read the API as instructed. Are there any instructions you would like to share regarding how should I approach it. Thank you

[mlpack] Regarding GSoC 17

Hi, I am Kushagra Agrawal, I'm pursuing my bachelors in Electronics and Communications Engineering from BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus. I'm interested in participating in GSoC 17 with mlpack. I went through the project ideas, and the project "*Essential Deep Learning Modules*" really caught my

[mlpack] Regarding long term project

Greetings! I am new to MLPack and to open-source development in general. The project which enticed was to implement various tree types (given here: https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki/SummerOfCodeIdeas#implement-tree-types). I'll be trying to implement segment trees as I have hands on experience

Re: [mlpack] Regarding move constructor of dtree.

Oh ok, this makes it much clearer now. On Fri, Jan 20, 2017 at 7:00 AM, Sudhanshu Ranjan wrote: > If I am not wrong, most probably armadillo's implementation of move > constructor takes care of that. > It convert it into a matrix of size 0*1. > You can have a look at : >

[mlpack] Regarding move constructor of dtree.

If I am not wrong, most probably armadillo's implementation of move constructor takes care of that. It convert it into a matrix of size 0*1. You can have a look at : https://github.com/conradsnicta/armadillo-code/blob/devel/include/armadillo_bits/Col_meat.hpp#L271 and at