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< JaraxussTong> zoq: oh...I don't know there exists a new style guidelines. I refer to "the feature of mlpack" in https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/wiki and write braces in the same line..
< JaraxussTong> I will change my code accodring to the new style guidelines soon
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< zoq> stephentu: I've learned a lot from my professors especially Raul Rojas and Kashif Rasul.
< zoq> JaraxussTon: Yeah, there exists some inconsistency between the paper and the 'new' style guidelines, sorry about the confusion.
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< zoq> JaraxussTon: Another side note, we should rethink the way we perform the convolution. It might be a good idea to introduce some kind of convolution rule. Since for small kernels, the direct approach may be the way to go, but
< zoq> for large sizes of both f and g (kernel), the FFT is clearly superior (n * log(n) complexity). There is an interesting thread about the armadillo 1D convolution and how to improve the 2D convolution:
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< zoq> Okay, I think I found a good solution to solve the first problem. I've reimplemented the unsafe_col(..) and slice(..) member functions.
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