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< favre49>
zoq Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand, only members of the new population are associated with the reference points, and we use the niche count from there for choosing niche members from the last front?
< rcurtin>
right, I think we need `include_directories(${STB_IMAGE_INCLUDE_DIR})` both there (line 346) and later down if stb is already installed (line 358)
< rcurtin>
building and testing now...
< jeffin143>
also zoq , could you let me know, is there any flag to not using image functionalities, so that i can stop downloading stb
< zoq>
jeffin143: -DDOWNLOAD_STB_IMAGE=OFF
< jeffin143>
ok thanks :)
< zoq>
rcurtin: I think 346 should be covered by 339.
< zoq>
rcurtin: But you are right 357 is missing: set(MLPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS ${MLPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS} "${STB_IMAGE_INCLUDE_DIR}")
< jeffin143>
shouldn't we add that to read me ? just like we added many of the flag information !
< rcurtin>
zoq: right, adding to MLPACK_INCLUDE_DIRS is much better than just using include_directories()
< rcurtin>
zoq: do you want to open a PR for it or should I adapt mine and open one?
< zoq>
rcurtin: If you already have one ready please go ahead.
< zoq>
rcurtin: If not I can open one.
< rcurtin>
sure, I'll have it ready in a few moments
< zoq>
rcurtin: great, thanks!
< jeffin143>
rcurtin if PARAM_FLAG("test") is there
< jeffin143>
how to use it while using setInputParam()
< jeffin143>
like how to set the flag while writing test for cli
< rcurtin>
jeffin143: I don't understand, can you clarify more about what you are trying to do?
< rcurtin>
oh, I see, then you should just be able to do SetInputParam("test", true)
< rcurtin>
(the FLAG type is just a boolean)
< jeffin143>
ok
< jeffin143>
thanks :)
< rcurtin>
sure :)
< jeffin143>
also how to use setInputParam for a vector of string
< jeffin143>
can i just pass it as {"1","2","3"} ?
< rcurtin>
yeah, that should work, the second argument of SetInputParam() should just be the thing to set it to
< rcurtin>
so for a vector of strings, I think that will work
< rcurtin>
give it a shot and see what happens :)
< jeffin143>
error: no matching function for call to ‘SetInputParam(const char [10], <brace-enclosed initializer list>)’ SetInputParam("dimension", {"1", "3-5"});
< jeffin143>
that doesn't work
< jeffin143>
i made a small workaround by declaring a vector<string> temp = {"1", "3-5"} and pass that vector, but i thought there could be a direct way