Philipp Steinrötter

Good News! Using the Numenta parameters with localAreaDensity of 0.1 I achieve a score of 49.9 on NAB. At least some improvement. Going to try out the swarm algorithm to...

another thing that I wondered about: In the detecor code there is a fixed param 999999999 defined when setting the infos for tm and sp. Shouldn't this be encodingWidth? Or...

> As the original sp also has localAreaDensity I would propose to first try out the original nupic detector with localAreaDensity instead of numActiveColumnsPerInhArea to see wether it has such...

> Going to try out the swarm algorithm to optimise localAreaDensity now. Used Bayesian optimization, but nevertheless these are the results: ``` "htmcore": { "reward_low_FN_rate": 60.852121191220256, "reward_low_FP_rate": 45.428862226866734, "standard": 55.50231971786488...

> this means we "beat" Numenta under the same conditions now, right? Yes, but they still win with `numActiveColumnsPerInhArea` set. > your Bayesian opt is multi-parametric? or just considering the...

at some point i would like to integrate this into the Postgres language server I am building. A library would make this significantly easier.

Don't know whether it is helpful, but maybe inspiration can be drawn from this: https://github.com/profusion/apollo-federation-file-upload

@scopsy it seems like the Tailwind base layer styles conflict with mantine styling... we "fixed" it for now by adding the following css. ``` .mantine-yuke8a { @apply min-w-0 !important; }...

Does anyone has experience with implementing the proposed workaround with nestjs/graphql or type-graphql? I also tried adding it in transformSchema, but the server doesn't start. Unfortunately, I don't have enough...

For future readers: The workaround was implemented in nestjs-mercurius. [PR](https://github.com/Davide-Gheri/nestjs-mercurius/pull/118)