Hi Rohin, (cc shogun-list, please always write to the list rather than to me or other mentors directly)
welcome! :) This is a very nice way to get involved. An IPython notebook is fine to start with. Also make sure you search for files containing "HMM" in the examples folder -- there are lots of older examples around HMMs that are not exposed otherwise. It would be great to transfer these into an ipython notebook. A few other ideas for an HMM notebook would be: -use an HMM with two hidden states on English text to learn "vowel/non-vowel" structure (simple) -More involved: Learn an HMM on to detect genes in DNA. A simple method is described here: https://www.cs.us.es/~fran/students/julian/gene_finding/gene_finding.html#algorithms-implementation There are also old Shogun publications where this was done... You can also submit simple API examples for Python. Best Heiko 2016-03-03 8:28 GMT+00:00 Rohin Arora <[email protected]>: > Hi > > I have good idea about HMM and would like to take up this entrance task > (it is shown as open+entrance task) > I just had one question. I have seen that Shogun uses C++. So my > documentation should also be in C++ or Python would be fine? > > Thanks and Regards > Rohin >
