[mlpack-git] (blog) master: Adds final GSoC post for Yannis :) (e6716db)
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commit e6716db00826b828624f86036a194432f27f7cf4
Author: mentekid <mentekid at gmail.com>
Date: Sat Aug 20 19:36:37 2016 +0100
Adds final GSoC post for Yannis :)
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@@ -5,11 +5,12 @@ Author: Yannis Mentekidis
As we are approaching the pencils down date, I think it is a good time to create a short summary of my contributions to mlpack this summer. Seeing all the students being very active, and so much code being committed, I believe summing up what I've done in the last months is going to help anyone wanting to come up-to-speed with the part of the changes I'm responsible for.
-TL;DR: A summary of my commits can be found [here][commits].
# Executive Summary
+TL;DR: A summary of my commits can be found [here][commits].
+
Here's a list of my Pull Requests, each with a short description.
* LSH Non-deterministic Testing: [605][605]
@@ -18,10 +19,10 @@ Here's a list of my Pull Requests, each with a short description.
* LSH Optimization - find() vs unique(): [623][623]
* LSH Optimization - secondHashTable: [675][675]
* Multiprobe LSH: [691][691]
- * OpenMP Parallelization: [700][700]
+ * LSH Parallelization with OpenMP: [700][700]
* Gamma Distribution, boost backporting: [729][729]
* Gamma Distribution, more functionality: [751][751]
- * LSH Tuning: [749][749]
+ * LSH Tuning (under construction): [749][749]
# LSH Testing
@@ -75,7 +76,10 @@ Among other things, LSH Tuning models pairwise distances by fitting a Gamma Dist
The Gamma Distribution implementation was incomplete, as I mention in [Issue 733][733]. I worked towards closing that issue later, and implemented most of the missing functionality in [Pull Request 751][751]. Some work remains to be done, and I will come back to it once everything else is ready.
-The rest of the code for the LSHTuning module, a new class and executable that will be added to mlpack, is still in progress. It can be seen in [Pull Request 749][749]. The paper describing the algorithm has been convoluted in a few parts, but I think most of my confusion has been solved (with immeasurable help from Ryan), so I'm confident the code will be ready to ship relatively soon.
+The rest of the code for the LSHTuning module, a new class and executable that will be added to mlpack, is still in progress. The paper describing the algorithm has been convoluted in a few parts, but I think most of my confusion has been solved (with immeasurable help from Ryan), so I'm confident the code will be ready to ship relatively soon.
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+I am almost done implementing the core algorithm, but for it to be usable I need to write the code for the corresponding mlpack executable and write useful tests. My progress can be seen in [Pull Request 749][749].
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# Conclusions
@@ -83,7 +87,7 @@ It has been an amazing summer, and although I didn't have the time to complete a
If you made it this far, congratulations! Have an ice cream on me.
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[commits]: https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/commits?author=mentekid
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