[mlpack-svn] [MLPACK] #201: bibtex citations in documentation, or regular citations?

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#201: bibtex citations in documentation, or regular citations?
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  Reporter:  rcurtin                        |        Owner:              
      Type:  wishlist                       |       Status:  new         
  Priority:  trivial                        |    Milestone:  mlpack 1.0.1
 Component:  mlpack                         |   Resolution:              
  Keywords:  citation bibtex documentation  |     Blocking:              
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Comment (by niche):

 I agree with this pram user guy (I was talking about doxygen-generated
 documentation in my previous comments).  I don't see the point of having
 citations in -h. I feel that -h should have minimal output mainly for the
 purpose of reminding the user how to specify certain options, but without
 detailed explanations of what the options mean. For example, for the SVM C
 parameter, -h might mention C controls the amount of regularization, but
 it can leave out the precise mathematical form of the regularization and
 leave out a reference to the precise stuff (if the user wants that, go to
 the Doxygen, which probably shows the optimization problem and has a
 reference).

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