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Very nice work.
One option would be to break out a dedicated examples repo. Then we could focus on organising by use-case and not need to worry about which For example, the actix examples repo. |
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That is indeed a very good idea.
It could be a proto-cookbook.
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| /// to match the training data distribution. | ||
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| /// `self` is modified in place, nothing is returned. | ||
| pub fn fit<A, B>(&mut self, X: ArrayBase<A, Ix2>, y: ArrayBase<B, Ix1>) |
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x and y should be refence x: &ArrayBase<A, Ix2>
Good idea :) |
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Closing this PR - I have moved to the example to the new repository ( https://github.com/rust-ndarray/ndarray-examples ). |
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I have started to port some very simple Python code to Rust to explore the ergonomics of what is currently available for ML and better understand the design challenges (see rust-ml/classical-ml-discussion#2 (comment)).
This is quite an easy example that brings together
ndarray-linalg,ndarrayandndarray-stats(which is what we were looking for in rust-ndarray/ndarray-stats#47 ) - right now I lean towards the idea of hosting it in theexamplescollection forndarray-linalg, but I am open to suggestions.What do you think? @jturner314 @termoshtt @munckymagik
(Also, do you think it is actually a useful example to have in any of those crates?)