Jigyasu Krishnan
Jigyasu Krishnan
> Zero-shot models are global models I think I misunderstood this comment by @fkiraly on the `TimeLLM` [PR](https://github.com/sktime/sktime/pull/7663)
Should I list `tqdm` in `pyproject.toml`?
Hi @mkcor, I am first-time contributor to scikit-image, can you assign this to me?
@mkcor thank you! Can you please show me an example or point me to one where the old import convention is used? I will get the idea then
I went through the example, and from what I understand, currently it is something like this, ``` from skimage import data import plotly import plotly.express as px import numpy as...
> I could also think about adding a "catch-all tag" which can be a list of anything. You could filter this by, say, TSC-bakeoff-2018-dataset. Hmm, this is an interesting idea...
I pasted this conversation to GPT and asked to weigh down the pros and cons: ## Summary Table | **Aspect** | **Tag-Based Approach** | **Class-Based Approach** | |-------------------------|-------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | **Boilerplate**...
> "single class" design, where a dataset class is polymorphic - single data table or a collection. hmm, interesting, by this you mean we can just have a single dataset...
I saw sktime already has two files: `tsc_dataset_names` and `tsf_dataset_names` which has lists of datasets, I was able to use it to simplify importing and adding datasets to benchmark run....
The docstring example is failing, debugging is a WIP.