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Great! On 21 Sep 2016 7:00 p.m., "James Lucas" notifications@github.com wrote:
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Sorry that I had to merge this without you. We can start taking advantage of this new work now though! |
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This will resolve PR #117 .
This continues the great work by @tafia by taking into account new breaking changes from both rusty-machine ( #120 ) and rulinalg (variance returns result).
The changes are mostly minor - modifying imports. There are some structural changes to naive bayes to help error propagation. There is also a performance regression on the neural nets but this has been discussed in #117 . The short of it is:
applyis less efficient but there is an issue on rulinalg.hcatis less efficient on narrow matrices (as in the example) but more efficient on wide ones.We are also making modifications to the neural nets with #126 which will provide big performance gains.