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Is this data highly confidential? I would love a sample of maybe 5% of your training set if you can provide it in a way to sanitize out any identifiable...

Another method to try is to bagging on your data before feeding it to DSSTNE, sampling your training set inversely proportional to how popular its targets are. This should make...

You need to be in Ubuntu 16.04 either natively or within a docker container to get around this alas... On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 6:04 PM, ashley915 wrote: >...

Optimized took should be able to be extended to 256, 512, and potentially 1024 before needing to fall back to cub. I can help Rejith with this. On May 17,...

What I do is build an executable along with the library. However, a recent attempt to do that by linking libdsstne.a instead revealed two issues: 1. The linker barfing on...

We just updated DSSTNE to build more easily on Ubuntu 16.04, but the current instructions are now out of date. You just need to apt-get install libopenmpi-dev libnetcdf-dev libnetcdf-c++4-dev libjsoncpp-dev...

So I think you need to remove the use of /usr/local/lib. As of 16.04, you no longer need to download and install netcdd etc as they're part of the distribution....

Where did you install CUDA? On Nov 8, 2016 10:00 PM, "LeiSheng" [email protected] wrote: > Can dsstne installed on RHEL? Has anyone successfully installed in RHEL? > > Getting this...

You need to install the cuDNN library which is separate from the Cuda toolkit for no good reason other than because reasons. On Dec 28, 2016 2:49 AM, "LeiSheng" wrote:...

14.04 On Dec 28, 2016 9:08 PM, "LeiSheng" wrote: > We installed the cuDNN library, but still failed. So we want to try Ubuntu > server instead of Redhat. Could...