That's something I've wanted to discuss for a while and I'd better do it
before the new framework is set in stone.
I could make this really long so I'll try to keep it as concise as I can ;)
One main motivation for the ARL framework was the idea of working with a
"linear" data flow, compared to e
It sometimes happens that I want to run some Python program while
within my piaget/piaget directory, and if it tries to import the 'math'
module, it will import piaget.math instead of the standard math
module... which does not work too well.
Is there another solution besides renaming math? If not,
On 02 Jul 2009, Xavier Saint-Mleux wrote:
> Olivier Delalleau wrote:
> > It sometimes happens that I want to run some Python program while
> > within my piaget/piaget directory, and if it tries to import the 'math'
> > module, it will import piaget.math instead
With the current implementation of PRNGs, isn't there a risk to see the
behavior of some component change because we added or removed some
component somewhere else in the graph?
It seems to me this is the case, which is potentially dangerous because
of the risk of doing e.g. different splits / weig
On 06 Jul 2009, Xavier Saint-Mleux wrote:
> Olivier Delalleau wrote:
> > With the current implementation of PRNGs, isn't there a risk to see the
> > behavior of some component change because we added or removed some
> > component somewhere else in the graph?
> >
For some reason I had an error trying to run Piaget, due to a numpy.py
file in my piaget/dataset install directory.
If you get a similar problem, one way to solve it is simply to delete
your install dir and do a new ./waf install.
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I added a new Preproc to Piaget: ShiftAndRescalePreproc.
The trick is, it's more a learner than a preproc, since it does
something important in train() (learn the rescaling parameters).
But it was much easier for me to make it inherit from Preproc, so I can
use it easily in a processing pipeline.
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