07:03 < jeffin143> rcurtin : yes 1960 is ready , almost everything is ready , we just have to some benchmarking , and also some minor adjustments. So in short string processing utilities are ready :) , but I still think we should not merge it before lozhnikov does some testing and also we have to handle your comments on 1960

07:04 < jeffin143> What I was thinking , was we could release new version without string utilities , and then may be next time pack both GAN and string processing utilities and release a major update may be Mlpack 4 , since it would be a bigger boost since both GAN and string came in

07:05 < jeffin143> Mean while , I can slowly write some examples for string utilities , or can just build up on the bindings * , so that while releasing , we could just notify everyone

07:06 < jeffin143> The plan of blogs , Something as " WHAT'S NEW IN MLPACK " , and then just keep on pointing the major changes

07:07 < jeffin143> So I could we could wait for a month or two , and then release next big update ,

07:18 < jeffin143> Also , can I have some Mlpack stickers ? :)

07:21 < jeffin143> Also , do mentors too get stickers and t shirts ?

09:45 < zoq> jeffin143: Happy to send out stickers, just send an email with your physical mailing address to stickers@mlpack.org.

09:45 < zoq> jeffin143: Yes we get a t-shirt as well :)

10:42 < jeffin143> So may be you would have many of those , since mentoring from so long

10:47 < zoq> jeffin143: I can pretty much wear a GSoC shirt every day :)

11:11 < jeffin143> :) hahaha

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12:56 < bharat> hello there.... i have just installed mlpack in my ubuntu os.....so how can i verify it whether it is installed or not, Can you please let me know?

13:15 < zoq> bharat

13:15 < zoq> You could run the pca executable: 'mlpack_pca -h' should give you some output.

13:19 < bharat> yes,i tried and i got the some output

13:20 < zoq> bharat: Sounds good, you can test the pca method on a simple dataset, to make sure it work correct.

13:21 < bharat> so you mean to say that is it installed correctly??

13:21 < zoq> I think so

13:22 < bharat> ok

13:24 < bharat> thnks

15:17 < rcurtin> jeffin143: sounds good---I'll wait until lozhnikov responds. if we don't put it into 3.2.0 that's just fine

15:18 < rcurtin> at the same time, we can also merge it before 4.0.0 if we like; it's not a problem to include better string utilities then, and then when we do an mlpack 4 release we can still highlight the string functionality as "new features" :)

15:21 < jeffin143> Yeah sounds, good

15:21 < jeffin143> Going through some papers, to include new functionality for strings

15:21 < jeffin143> Lot's are there , some complex for me

15:27 < rcurtin> oh, definitely, there are tons of options of things to implement out there

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18:06 < sreenik[m]> rcurtin: When are you planning on the release of mlpack 3.2? I have a piece of other work which I can choose to do either today or tomorrow, and I am also very excited to put my PRs in before release. So I was just wondering on planning out my schedule a bit :)

18:22 < rcurtin> sreenik[m]: probably a little later this week; we need to get the rest of the test fix PRs merged

18:23 < sreenik[m]> Okay, thanks :)

18:24 < rcurtin> hope that helps. I haven't set any firm date or anything; I don't have a problem waiting a little longer

18:24 < rcurtin> but I also don't have a problem not waiting :)

18:24 < rcurtin> I created these two milestones:

18:24 < rcurtin> https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/milestone/32

18:25 < rcurtin> https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/milestone/33

18:25 < rcurtin> when stuff for the mlpack 3.2.0 milestone was all done, I was going to go ahead and release; so if you want to wait on your work just add it to that milestone :)

18:25 < rcurtin> (the "maybe" milestone, it would be great if it got in, but there's no particular reason to wait on it)

18:31 < sreenik[m]> Sounds good. It's cool to be organised I believe (I had chanced upon https://github.com/orgs/mlpack/projects/1#card-18077339 recently)

18:32 < rcurtin> yeah, I was trying to use the Github project board to manage the huge number of issues

18:32 < rcurtin> however, I haven't touched it in a while, and I never managed to get much automation going with it in the way I had hoped

18:32 < rcurtin> so I think I may delete the project and go back to my usual way of organizing the issues I care about (...a text file in vim :))

18:37 < sreenik[m]> Yeah, old school ways are my comfort zone too

18:47 < rcurtin> :)

18:48 < rcurtin> I just updated my .screenrc the other day for the first time in a long time... and noticed that I had made most of the file in February of 2007 and had not changed my workflow...

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