Dmytro

That sounds pretty good. What parameters did you use? Regarding the noisy transitions, from our experiments, given enough speech training data, the model produces smooth transitions between vowels when tested...

@arpitbaheti In the original paper deepmind mentions using wavenet for speech recognition. Try using that architecture to do any sort of classification tasks on your raw waveforms. It's basically an...

updated description to include `numpy.distutils`

> many python packages put the packages in src. It definitely makes sense for spike_sort to use src, because we have multiple top level packages (spike_sort, spike_analysis, spike_beans, ok, this...

actually, the overview mentions the recursive setup.py approach. See NUMPY.DISTUTILS slide

I've created an "opengl_plotting" branch

@cpcloud yeah, that's what we're planning to use. The problem, however, is that most of the glumpy's functionality is dedicated for plotting large 2D data arrays, whereas we are interested...

Because this will require changing a lot of code (I just "grep"ed the tree: tests, plotting. extracting, and components of course), it will be better to do this in a...

how is it better to provide the infotamtion about what is required and provided by the component without breaking numpy convention? Should this info be included in the Notes section...

@cpcloud I'm referring to [this](https://github.com/numpy/numpy/blob/master/doc/HOWTO_DOCUMENT.rst.txt) numpy documentation convention. We agreed to use it in the project. Every component provides some data and may also depend on other components. This information...