Date: 20210414
Start time: 1400ET
Zoom: https://ucsb.zoom.us/j/6601852842
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DBSCAN chapter has been added to rust-ml book
- Starting work on ICA next
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Lorenz and Manuel added oxide-enzyme to the rust-ml Github repository. Highly WIP, but shows how to generate gradients with Enzyme.
- no type-tree generation for now, but got simple
f(x) = (x^2+1) + 2x
working (with nested functions) - provide starting point for Manuel's thesis
- Give a small showcase?
- no type-tree generation for now, but got simple
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Linfa
- incremental KMeans implemented (@YuhanLiin)
almost ready for mergingmerged:linfa-preprocessing
by Ivano (@Sauro98)- Platt scaling and multi class composing model needs review
- bump
linfa = 0.4
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- Chris
- Manuel
- Ricky
- ivano
- William
- yuhan
- Lorenz
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Meta
- Been a few weeks
- woo good number of people for this meeting!
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DBSCAN chapter has been added to rust-ml book
- 🎉
- independent component analysis next
- should go quicker
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Lorenz and Manuel added oxide-enzyme to the rust-ml group
- tried to integrate enzyme into Rust ecosystem
- basic prototype with type signature function for a heard start for manuel's thesis
- meets with supervisor tomorrow to announce thesis 👏
- Screen sharing
- and poking through the code
- any pre or post processing optimization?
- no not yet
- you want all of the pre-optimizations on
- except vectorization and unrolling
- might want to enable post-processing optimizations on
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Linfa
- yuhan implemented an incremental k-means
- ivano merged
linfa-preprocessing
🎉 - lorenz implmented platt scaling and multi-class composing model
- needs review though
- some examples are bad and could use some help digging into where it fails
- probably publish next linfa once platt scaling is merged
- blocked on the ndarray version with sparse matrix library in the trait system
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chrism writing licnensing artice for The Gradient
- machine learning, ethics, and open source licensing
- teneatively accepted for publication (parts 1 & 2)
- released over the next 2 or 3 weeks 🎉
- bio should say rust-ml WG :D so hopefully some exposure there!
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question on how does the new testing benchmarks for multi-thread/processing applications
- not totally sure about this with cache misses etc, but should always take results with a grain-of-salt
- chrism review the platt scaling MR