Jack Kelly

Yeah, sounds good. And I guess the docstring should make it clear that the function will downsample. On 1 Feb 2015 22:03, "Nipun Batra" [email protected] wrote: > A print statement...

Good idea. Very happy to merge a PR on this from someone else as I very much need to focus on my thesis for the next few months I'm afraid....

> was the detailled appliance information stored in the mdf5 file, if so where? yes, the detailed metadata should be in the HDF5 file. The exact locations are described in...

#301 is really an issue for the importer script. I was thinking that DataSet.test() would test the dataset after it's been imported. What do you think?

Personally, I need to focus on my own research needs and hdf is fine for my needs. So feel free to build a proof of concept BlazeDataStore for nilntk (and...

I'm actually now quite excited about Blaze (and [dask](http://dask.pydata.org/en/latest/)). I get the impression that - if we had the time - we could actually re-write NILMTK with a fraction of...

having now watched the MLOSS 2015 talk on dask and I'm pretty convinced that we could pretty much throw away all of NILMTK's out-of-core code and instead use dask (and...

Nipun mentioned Blaze last year and I foolishly didn't look into it very deeply (I should have learnt by now to always take Nipun's suggestions very seriously!) Exactly as Nipun...

yeah, I took a very similar approach when I was doing my Neural NILM work! I think your comment is especially relevant for issue #479 "NILMTK should interact with other...

> I'd really prefer the user writing the for loop for handling chunks in comparison to nilmtk yeah, I've been wondering about this. I think there might be (at least)...