02:29 < LakshyaOjhaGitte> @rcurtin can you see #2229 when you get time. Thanks.

02:44 < favre49> rcurtin The function definitions in the docs are still broken though. Any idea why?

03:32 < rcurtin> favre49: I'll take a look later tomorrow---some friends are in town this weekend so it doesn't leave me any time to be at a computer :)

04:01 < hemal[m]> the command grep -ri "foo bar" is useful to explore the mlpack codebase ! To check for some functionality, whether it exists on MLpack the command works like a charm

04:02 < hemal[m]> And if you forget the keyword, do: history | grep "grep"

07:07 < jenkins-mlpack2> Project docker mlpack nightly build build #641: STILL FAILING in 2 hr 53 min: http://ci.mlpack.org/job/docker%20mlpack%20nightly%20build/641/

10:04 < johnsoncarl[m]> zoq:

10:04 < johnsoncarl[m]> rcurtin:

13:13 < PrinceGuptaGitte> Hi everyone, I had a little doubt. Does only 1 proposal get accepted per idea of idea list. Like only 1 person will be selected from idea "

13:13 < PrinceGuptaGitte> Application of ANN Algorithms Implemented in mlpack" even if the project proposed is different?

13:13 < PrinceGuptaGitte> Sorry if this question is dumb, someone said this to me so I think I should confirm it.

13:14 < Saksham[m]> I don’t think so

13:14 < Saksham[m]> If you check last years mlpack gsoc archive

13:15 < Saksham[m]> Multiple people have been accepted for same project

13:15 < PrinceGuptaGitte> Oh, yes. Thanks for the help.

13:16 < GarvTambiGitter[> @prince776 I don't think it is a dumb question ...because I also have the same query..

13:16 < GarvTambiGitter[> Thanks @matrixbot for clarification

13:18 < SakshamRastogiGi> @prince776 but the members would be able to clarify it better

13:18 < SakshamRastogiGi> I’m just guessing considering last years project

13:20 < sreenik[m]> It actually depends on the content of a project I suppose. Not all project ideas can accommodate multiple people. As it was correctly pointed out, two people were accepted a particular project last year.

13:33 < SriramSKGitter[m> Anyone have any idea on how proposals are evaluated when their contents overlap?

14:59 < pickle-rick[m]> hello, how does one go about expediting NN training using openblas?

15:00 < pickle-rick[m]> Do i simply link openblas when creating the executable? (also i need this to happen in my cmake file)

15:03 < pickle-rick[m]> My network trains really slow right now, but it does compile. It was suggested that I use openblas / nvblas, but I'm not sure on how to get this off the ground...

16:13 < sreenik[m]> freenode_gitter_sriramsk1999[m]: If I remember correctly, compiling with -lopenblas should be fine if you want to use Openblas. However, the training time won't reduce by a very high amount since it is the CPU that is doing all the work after all (and not the GPU).

16:42 < pickle-rick[m]> <sreenik[m] "freenode_gitter_sriramsk1999[m]:"> Oh okay. Thanks.

16:42 < pickle-rick[m]> Does training stop sometimes during an epoch for anyone? What can i do to fix this?

18:09 < pickle-rick[m]> For more context, i compiled my neural net file using `g++ vgg_test.cpp -lmlpack -O2 -I /home/blah/armadillo-7.600.2/include -DARMA_DONT_USE_WRAPPER -lopenblas -llapack -fopenmp`

18:09 < pickle-rick[m]> and i got the following error:

18:10 < pickle-rick[m]> `corrupted size vs. prev_size`

18:10 < pickle-rick[m]> `Aborted (core dumped)`

18:10 < pickle-rick[m]> it failed after 2% of the first epoch.

18:41 < robertohueso> Hi everyone! :) How're you doing with this whole coronavirus thing?

18:41 < robertohueso> In Spain we're all confined at home and emergency state has been declared :(

18:57 < metahost> Here in India, most school, colleges have dissolved the classes. Offices are still on though. Stay safe everyone!

18:58 < birm[m]1> I'm scheduled to leave canada, and hoping I'll be able to.

19:00 < sreenik[m]> Even Google cloud is sending out emails saying that their support channels might see some hindrance or delay due to COVID-19