Andrew DalPino

Hey @elfeffe that's a great use case The way that you'd approach the problem with machine learning would be to (either yourself or someone else) start labeling a portion of...

> @andrewdalpino will be useful to remove common words (for, from, at, the) and remove accents (from Spanish words). Or it’s useless? That's a good question, and I'm not sure...

Hi @LarryBarker thanks for the question, I wish you luck on your project. Your use-case is sound but I think it would be helpful to reiterate what machine learning brings...

Yes @Snicser, Online Learners are quite common in Rubix ML. I suggest reading the docs for the details. https://docs.rubixml.com/1.0/training.html#batch-vs-online-learning https://docs.rubixml.com/1.0/online.html A list of the Online Learners can be found here:...

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All good @torchello

Nice work @aiaf! I'll spend some time looking at your code as soon as I have some free time. I've considered implementing sparse arrays in the context of Tensor (https://github.com/Scien-ide/Tensor)....

Well done @aiaf, fingers crossed we can spin off some optimizations with your research > What percentage of problems in ML produce sparse matrices? You'll find sparsity alot in bag-of-words...

Thanks for the input @BasvanH Expanding on the aforementioned design outline ... The TimeSeries dataset object will have additional sorting, filtering, etc. methods that operate on the timestamp column. These...

Update: Since we are in a feature-freeze for the time being, this enhancement will be moved over to the [Extras](https://github.com/RubixML/Extras) package for the time being and may be integrated into...