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13:14 < sakshamb189[m]> Hi, Himanshu Pathak (Gitter) let's have a meet today or tomorrow at 7pm?

14:21 < himanshu_pathak[> sakshamb189: Aah Sorry again I did'nt checked the messages. So bad it is every time I screw things up

14:21 < himanshu_pathak[> :(

14:25 < himanshu_pathak[> I am stuck at a problem with hadling the prediction when using kernel svm. Everything is fine when I am using linear svm but when using kernel I was not able to scores.

14:27 < himanshu_pathak[> That's why kernel svm is failing with concentric circles datasets

14:28 < himanshu_pathak[> I need to find a way to set scores when using any kernel function.

14:44 < himanshu_pathak[> * I am stuck at a problem with handling the prediction when using kernel svm. Everything is fine when I am using linear svm but when using kernel I was not able to set scores.

16:19 < yashwants19[m]> Hey everyone, here is the link for my weekly blog. Kindly share your views.

16:20 < yashwants19[m]> <yashwants19[m] "Hey everyone, here is the link f"> [Link](https://medium.com/@yashwantsingh.sngh/gsoc-4-5-part-2-6685cc70185d)

16:20 < yashwants19[m]> Thank you :)

16:23 < rcurtin> yashwants19[m]: thanks! I think everything is going great :)

16:25 < yashwants19[m]> Yup, All thanks to mentors :)

17:03 < sakshamb189[m]> Hey himanshu_pathak let's discuss this on the PR, This way it would be easier for me to understand the issue.

17:04 < himanshu_pathak[> sakshamb189: Yup, I will ask you there.

17:04 < sakshamb189[m]> Also have you shared your blog post for this week?

17:05 < himanshu_pathak[> Hey everyone here is the link to my weekly progress https://medium.com/@hpathak336/gsoc-2020-week-5-ce4eb4bc63f0 :)

17:05 < himanshu_pathak[> sakshamb189: Yup was doing that

17:06 < pie3> what is difference between max_pool & max_pool1/2/3d in tensroflow?

17:07 < sakshamb189[m]> Himanshu Pathak (Gitter): like the post ;) nice gif

17:07 < himanshu_pathak[> Thanks :)

17:09 < sakshamb189[m]> pie3: this isn't the right place to ask tensorflow related queries.

17:30 < mlpack-meeting> Hello everyone, video meeting in about 30 minutes - https://zoom.us/j/3820896170

17:30 < jeffin143[m]> It's tue

17:30 < jeffin143[m]> Or Thursday

17:30 < zoq> ignore the bot ... have to check the cronjob

17:30 < jeffin143[m]> Or am I in another world ?

17:30 < jeffin143[m]> Ok ok

17:33 < zoq> haha -> 30 19 1-7 * * [ "$(date '+\%a')" = "Tue" ]

17:34 < zoq> Thursday not Tuesday

17:34 < zoq> classic

17:49 < rcurtin> zoq: thank you for setting this up! this is awesome

17:50 < rcurtin> it is clear I am the weak link when it comes to meeting announcements (maybe announcements in general!)

17:50 < rcurtin> a bot will be much more reliable :)

21:31 < shrit[m]> rcurtin You are right, when I do make doc on my machine I detect different errors

22:28 < rcurtin> yeah, doxygen behaves differently with different versions :)

22:29 < rcurtin> but in any case your latest commit passed the LaTeX documentation checks so I think we are good to go :)

22:29 < rcurtin> I'm just gonna wait on the other ones because I am paranoid but I really don't expect that there will be any issues

22:30 < rcurtin> thank you for being so patient with this whole process---what you were working on touches *lots* of different parts of the codebase, so it's a little inevitable that there are all kinds of unforeseen issues :(