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< davida>
rcurtin: Nice pic - looks cold. I am suffering 27deg.C here. That's winter in Singapore ;)
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< Saurabh>
Hello Everybody !
< Saurabh>
I am Saurabh Singh and I wish to contribute to MLPack. Is there any way out that I could contribute in Java? Please help me out
< cult->
<zoq> after the svd call in the exact svd method is basically all you need; just have to make sure I use the right operation each_row or each_col
< cult->
zoq: my question is 1) what if the eigenvector is a rolling eigenvector 2) did you figure out any solution since we last talked about this?
< cult->
zoq: incredible funny, I have just found the exact paper.
< cult->
=)
< cult->
zoq: awesome implementation!
< cult->
zoq: which function is missing?
< cult->
uhm, wait a minute
< cult->
"Common to the above examples is the lack of a fundamental technique for determining the sign.
< cult->
Therefore ad hoc approaches are used such as setting the maximum element in a singular vector to be
< cult->
positive. Unfortunately, such approaches do not solve the problem from a data analytical or
< cult->
interpretational point of view."
< cult->
indeed it doesn't solve the problem fundamentally. So how should one approach this?
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< rcurtin>
cult-: based on the travis build log, it looks like index_max() is missing. The minimum version of armadillo that has them is 7.300.0, so if you have that Armadillo version or newer you can just patch the PR into your code and use it