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< zoq>
mulx10: Okay, I'll take a look later today.
< mulx10>
I guess there may be some problem in SerializeObjectAll(), I am unable to figure out now.
< mulx10>
zoq: thanks.
< rcurtin>
mulx10: I always hate debugging those, what I end up doing is adding printf()s all over Serialize() to figure out the exact line where it's failing, and what it's writing to disk
< rcurtin>
I'll also reorder so it serializes to xml first in SerializeObjectAll(), which is a little easier to inspect
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< favre49>
This maybe off-topic for this channel, but i have seen some people ask this question on here before
< favre49>
I have been in a bit of a rut music-listening wise, could anyone give me any recommendations? I normally listen to hip-hop and instrumentals, but i'm open to something new
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< favre49>
Also, I'm sorry i haven't made any progress on the CMA-ES PR, I've been really busy with tests and club work. I hope to get back to it soon
< rcurtin>
favre49: no worries. I think it is not what you are looking for but I'm currently listening to Kraftwerk's Autobahn :)
< rcurtin>
pretty far away from hip-hop though... :)
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< favre49>
that's alright, I'll give it a listen. Thanks for the response!
< johnsoncarl>
haha.. its really interesting to work on PRs , like i've been working on PR #1744. Indian classical sounds good most of the time.. Though I'm not sure that the TripletLoss function in the PR #1744 https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/pull/1744 is working fine.
< rcurtin>
johnsoncarl: do you have an example of Indian classical on youtube or something? I'd be interested in checking it out
< johnsoncarl>
https://pastebin.com/Gx9fr9vk this is the outcome I see to a build after adding the loss test function to the triplet loss
< johnsoncarl>
This playlist from oscar winner A R Rehman may interest you