Fernando José
Fernando José
The right question should be, what is the definition of value-like type C.83 is based on?
Did you browse through the examples directory? Some examples load data from files and then plot the embedded data, others write the data in the standard output.
www.github.com/lisitsyn/tapkee/blob/master/examples/rna/rna.cpp
Hi @manish7294. So this is about KNN. What about the following: in mlpack use KNN with `k=k'` and in Shogun KNN with `k=k'+1`. Then you could compare the nearest neighbors...
Just a small remark to what Thoralf said a couple of comments ago. In fact, thanks to the SWIG director classes, it is possible to create a structured output model...
Great @achintp! We are looking forward to seeing this!
I forgot to mention that it is important to do this separately, both to ease the review and the cleanup process. That means that the best practice would be to...
See [the wiki](https://github.com/shogun-toolbox/shogun/wiki/SWIG-issues#clean-up-sgvector-and-similar) for more motivation why we want to do this.
According to what I wrote above, moving dot to CMath sounds good :-) I think that doing that one alone in a first pull request is good.
Sure. In my opinion, max, min, argmax, argmin, and linspace make sense in CMath. Mean might make more sense in CStatistics. About sorting I am not sure, I leave it...