00:59 < rcurtin> zoq: yeah, strange---I opened https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/issues/1993 to handle the failing tests before merge

01:00 < rcurtin> I think I can easily do the `RandomForestMainTest` ones tonight, but I'm not familiar enough with the RL code to approach `SimplePendulumTest` or `RewardClippedAcrobotWithDQN` well

04:59 < ozmi> Hello mlpack developers, I have a quick question. I am compiling mlpack from source and also want to build the python bindings. When I configure with cmake it finds the python 2.7 interpreter but I want it to build bindings for python3.6, how do I instruct cmake to select python3.6 instead?

05:39 < ShikharJ> Hmm, seems like I got a mail saying our final evaluations are due in 36 hours, mentors please complete the evaluations of your student projects.

07:34 < jenkins-mlpack2> Project docker mlpack nightly build build #442: STILL UNSTABLE in 3 hr 20 min: http://ci.mlpack.org/job/docker%20mlpack%20nightly%20build/442/

10:23 < zoq> rcurtin: Will look into the RL issues.

10:24 < zoq> ozmi: In the cmake step you can specifiy the python executable: e.g. 'cmake -DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=/usr/bin/python3 ..'

13:44 < ssk99> Hello there! I'm having a minor problem setting up mlpack and I was hoping you guys could help me figure it out

13:45 < zoq> ssk99: Hello, happy to help!

13:45 < ssk99> So, I built mlpack from source, but I cannot use it without setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable

13:46 < ssk99> Only after exporting the variable will mlpack work, but I need to do this every time I boot up

13:46 < ssk99> I looked up ways to set it permanently, editing /etc/environment and /($HOME)/.profile

13:47 < ssk99> But neither seem to work. Any suggestions?

13:47 < zoq> ssk99: What shell do you use bash?

13:47 < ssk99> Yes, bash

13:49 < zoq> ssk99: So if you add export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:path/to/mlpack/lib/ to ~/.bashrc it should work.

13:49 < zoq> ssk99: You have to adjust the mlpack path.

13:50 < zoq> ssk99: It should also work if you install mlpack to a path that is already in the ld search path.

13:50 < ssk99> I installed it in the default location which is /usr/local/lib I believe

13:51 < ssk99> Let me try editing bashrc :)

13:56 < ssk99> Thanks a lot zoq it worked :D

13:56 < zoq> ssk99: Great :)