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<trshtrsh[m]> Hello! Anybody there? I am working on proof of concept for and exciting project that involves Reinforcement learning. As my project so far is written in C++ I guess mlpack could be a ideal fit. But I think I lack technical skill to add mlpack to an Existing c++ project. So any leads and help greatly appreciated.
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<Guest3> Hello! Anybody there? I am working on proof of concept for and exciting project that involves Reinforcement learning. As my project so far is written in C++ I guess mlpack could be a ideal fit. But I think I lack technical skill to add mlpack to an Existing c++ project. So any leads and help greatly appreciated.
<swaingotnochill[> <trshtrsh[m]> "Hello! Anybody there? I am..." <- You can check out:
<swaingotnochill[> If you need anything else, feel free to drop a message here.
<swaingotnochill[> <https://github.com/mlpack/examples|https://github.com/mlpack/examples>
<jonpsy[m]> <trshtrsh[m]> "Hello! Anybody there? I am..." <- Hi there, welcome to mlpack. We have an extensive reinforcement learning library which can be found [here](https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/tree/master/src/mlpack/methods/reinforcement_learning). Please note we heavily utilize template metaprogramming, and atleast intermediate level of C++. You can have a look at mlpack examples, reinforcement learning section to get a feel of things. Once
<jonpsy[m]> you're ready to swing, have a dive inside the reinforcement learning module.
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<trshtrsh[m]> Hi! Yes I am already getting into examples etc. But as I wrote I lack the skill to add mlpack as c++ library to my existing project.
<trshtrsh[m]> What do you mean with `extensive ` >
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<jonpsy[m]> That's just an adjective, I meant we have a rich library
<jonpsy[m]> don't ask me what I mean by `rich` library :P
<jonpsy[m]> <trshtrsh[m]> "Hi! Yes I am already getting..." <- you can just import the headers, and it should work just fine. Have a look at the unit test module to see how they're imported in user code.
<swaingotnochill[> <trshtrsh[m]> "This for example? https://github..." <- Yes...Example Repository and Unit Test repository are great references if you are new and want to know how things works in mlpack.
<jonpsy[m]> <trshtrsh[m]> "This for example? https://github..." <- I think [this](https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/blob/master/src/mlpack/tests/q_learning_test.cpp) would better suite your purpose.
<trshtrsh[m]> Thanks guys. Will try something soon :)