00:01 < Suryo> zoq: yeah, absolutely. The proposal season begins in ten days so I'll begin documenting my ideas anyway.

00:02 < Suryo> Some of my current ideas are specific to PSO, but I believe that for the most part, the ideas that I have for handling constraints can be applied to various methods in ensmallen.

04:52 < ShikharJ> rcurtin: I was hoping to wrap up on CycleGAN. I have the test scripts ready on my local machine, but I have lost track of the savannah login details since I formatted my system. Do you think I could get a spare account

04:52 < ShikharJ> ?

06:11 < rcurtin> ShikharJ: no problem, check your PMs :)

07:21 < ShikharJ> rcurtin: Thanks

10:49 < favre49> zoq: For GSoC, besides NEAT i was thinking of implementing UNSGA-III. With that, I could also implement MM-NEAT (in the models repo) which we could teach to play PacMan or any other multiobjective task. Of course, NEAT and UNSGA-III would come with the needed tests. Please let me know what you think.

10:50 < favre49> MM-NEAT used NSGA-II, but i think any multiobjective optimizer should work.

13:16 < braceletboy> zoq: Are you around?

15:23 < zoq> favre49: I like the idea of MM-NEAT

15:24 < zoq> braceletboy: yes, don't hestiate to ask, we get back once we have a chance

15:25 < favre49> zoq: awesome, would you have the time to review a proposal pre-submission?

15:26 < zoq> favre49: If I have the time, happy to provide feedback

15:27 < favre49> zoq: Great, I'll try to send you one in a day or so. Thanks :)

15:27 < zoq> favre49: Sounds good

15:27 < braceletboy> zoq: It's okay I figured it out. I couldn't understand why base.yaml had no shogun_path in it. But, I see that you don't really use it in the benchmarking scripts

15:28 < braceletboy> Thanks anyways :)

15:29 < zoq> braceletboy: Ahh, sorry for the confusion, since shogun is part of the PYTHONPATH, there is no need to do so.

15:29 < braceletboy> Okay. Thank you!

15:58 < braceletboy> zoq: The test.yaml file that you wrote cannot support multiple values for the same build option right?

16:04 < rajiv_> zoq: I have narrowed down to YOLO and ROI pooling as my final idea list after discussing with you in the mailing list... what do you suggest to do next?

16:09 < shubhangi> Is python version 2.7 is okay for mlpack ?

16:15 < rcurtin> shubhangi: should be just fine :)

16:35 < Toshal> /server add BNC my.bouncer.net/6697 -ssl -username=usernamy

16:35 < Toshal> Sorry that was an accident.

16:36 < shubhangi> When I ran 'import mlpack ' in python I am getting this error 'ImportError: libmlpack.so.3: cannot open shared object file' can anyone help me through this?

16:43 < Toshal> shubhangi:Run this in your terminal "export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"".Let me know if this helps.

17:02 < shubhangi> Yes, issue resolved 'export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib/' this command worked out for me.

17:05 < zoq> braceletboy: Not sure I get what you mean

17:05 < zoq> rajiv_: If you like you can work on the proposal.

17:07 < zoq> braceletboy: do you mean something like: https://github.com/mlpack/benchmarks/blob/6c80a0585678d6e5134cfd9d510421a31b4d816a/test.yaml#L761-L775

17:28 < braceletboy> zoq: Yes that's what I meant

17:31 < braceletboy> Sorry about that, didn't check the file properly

18:10 < travis-ci> shitian007/mlpack#1 (test-travis - d8cbd39 : Shi Tian): The build passed.

18:10 < travis-ci> Change view : https://github.com/shitian007/mlpack/commit/d8cbd39fcac5

18:10 < travis-ci> Build details : https://travis-ci.org/shitian007/mlpack/builds/507249874