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< naywhayare>
I got interviewed by the author back in February... I had started to assume the interview would never see the light of day, but I guess he got around to publishing it :)
< naywhayare>
maybe it will bring some attention to mlpack...
< naywhayare>
it's weird to read an article about open-source machine learning software with no mention of scikit-learn, though...
< zoq>
really nice article, especially the last part
< zoq>
do you count the downloads from the mlpack site? ... I guess I can lookup the downloads from the github page
< naywhayare>
zoq: yeah, I have a script that runs on the web server, but it only prints how many downloads there are, it doesn't generate a graph or anything
< naywhayare>
here's what it says right now:
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.0: 661
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.1: 1074
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.2: 528
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.3: 1215
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.4: 2245
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.5: 832
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.6: 1878
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.7: 1892
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.8: 5739
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.9: 2746
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.10: 2855
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.11: 2404
< naywhayare>
mlpack 1.0.12: 3601
< naywhayare>
total mlpack downloads: 27894
< naywhayare>
that's a cumulative count of the number of times mlpack-x.y.z.tar.gz was downloaded, and it doesn't count github clones or installs through a repository or anything, just the stuff straight off mlpack.org
< naywhayare>
so it's probably undercounting somewhat
< naywhayare>
I should generate another graph with downloads over time, or better yet make that graph generated automatically, but I haven't bothered...