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< travis-ci>
mlpack/mlpack#1486 (master - 42ddcbb : Ryan Curtin): The build was fixed.
< rcurtin>
the actual style guidelines start about halfway down, but hopefully the whole document is useful
< pantsforbirds>
right i've been reading through it. figured the more i do correctly before the pr the easier it would be on everyoen
< pantsforbirds>
everyone*
< rcurtin>
true, thank you for doing that :)
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< pantsforbirds>
rcurtin: what kind of optimizers would you guys be interested in? are you looking for mostly hill climbing methods, or would you be interested in some different heuristic algorithms as well?
< pantsforbirds>
and would root finding algorithms be of interest as well? and if so would i add them to the core/math or core/optimizers?
< rcurtin>
really any optimizer can be useful, and it would be best to put them in core/optimizers
< rcurtin>
if you implement something, we can easily test it with the various machine learning algorithms that we have