I was surprised to not find the funding freeze discussed on HN yesterday and I am speechless today at some of the comments I am reading in here. Are readers not aware of the scope and impact of this? I will tell you my…
Is the GNAA alive and well???
This you-know-better-than-me mindset is why all technology is converging to garbage. I can't speak for OP, but for me, you are half correct: I am indeed ultimately searching for answers, but I want the piles of web…
Tough to say something as blanket as "it's slower"... there are lots of operations in any linear algebra library. It's not a direct comparison with other C++ linear algebra libraries, but hard to say Armadillo is slow…
I'm surprised people think this, there is also the widely-used Armadillo linear algebra library. In my opinion it has a much nicer syntax. https://arma.sourceforge.net/
The library is header-only, so that at least makes the packaging process a little easier.
This toolkit was originally part of the mlpack machine learning library (https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack) before it was split out into a separate, standalone effort.
Personally I don't like depending on musicbrainz or other online sources; any album that enters my collection I manually (and tediously...) tag via information found on discogs and other sources. I get that this is…
Very cool to see more C++-based machine learning efforts. The language still needs a good dataframe abstraction (maybe XFrame?), but with matrix algebra provided by Armadillo/Eigen and other long-time machine learning…
100% agree, and there are a number of efforts in the space. mlpack (https://www.github.com/mlpack/mlpack/), Shogun (https://www.shogun-toolbox.org/), and Shark (https://www.shark-ml.org/) are three that have been around…
I was surprised to not find the funding freeze discussed on HN yesterday and I am speechless today at some of the comments I am reading in here. Are readers not aware of the scope and impact of this? I will tell you my…
Is the GNAA alive and well???
This you-know-better-than-me mindset is why all technology is converging to garbage. I can't speak for OP, but for me, you are half correct: I am indeed ultimately searching for answers, but I want the piles of web…
Tough to say something as blanket as "it's slower"... there are lots of operations in any linear algebra library. It's not a direct comparison with other C++ linear algebra libraries, but hard to say Armadillo is slow…
I'm surprised people think this, there is also the widely-used Armadillo linear algebra library. In my opinion it has a much nicer syntax. https://arma.sourceforge.net/
The library is header-only, so that at least makes the packaging process a little easier.
This toolkit was originally part of the mlpack machine learning library (https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack) before it was split out into a separate, standalone effort.
Personally I don't like depending on musicbrainz or other online sources; any album that enters my collection I manually (and tediously...) tag via information found on discogs and other sources. I get that this is…
Very cool to see more C++-based machine learning efforts. The language still needs a good dataframe abstraction (maybe XFrame?), but with matrix algebra provided by Armadillo/Eigen and other long-time machine learning…
100% agree, and there are a number of efforts in the space. mlpack (https://www.github.com/mlpack/mlpack/), Shogun (https://www.shogun-toolbox.org/), and Shark (https://www.shark-ml.org/) are three that have been around…