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< stephentu> naywhayare: i have returned
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< pgunnars> hey whatsup guys, do you have any experience with http://spams-devel.gforge.inria.fr/index.html?
< pgunnars> do you have any comparison between the sparse coding in mlpack and this lib?
< naywhayare> pgunnars: I've never seen SPAMS before
< naywhayare> it would be interesting to do a comparison
< naywhayare> stephentu: good to see you back -- I figured you were totally underwater with classes and finals and projects :)
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< pgunnars> naywhayare: dont think mlpack has the needed methods for me to switch libraries :(
< pgunnars> definitely has LARS
< pgunnars> but dont think it has dictionary learning implemented the same way as http://spams-devel.gforge.inria.fr/doc/html/doc_spams004.html
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< naywhayare> pgunnars: yes, I think it lacks the constraint set in the link you pointed to (correct me if I'm wrong)
< naywhayare> unfortunately, I didn't write mlpack's sparse coding implementation, and I don't think the guy who did has time to reimplement it...
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< zoq> naywhayare: in #724a35352 you said "A struct is better here..." I'm not sure I get the reason is it because the compiler liked to see one class per file or because structs have default public members?
< naywhayare> zoq: yeah, just because the default-public members of structs
< naywhayare> lets things be a little shorter :)
< naywhayare> so maybe instead of "better" I should have written "a tiny little bit better but really it doesn't matter much" :)
< zoq> ah okay, I was confused because sometimes we use class and sometimes we use struct to model traits
< naywhayare> hmm, we should probably switch the other uses of 'class' to 'struct' just for consistency, but I don't think it really matters much
< zoq> yeah, It shouldn't matter
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