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Hello. First of all, thank you for your impressive work and beautiful code.
I'm using the `fit_scan.py` to fit the FLAME model to my own scan. Unlike the tested scan in the repository, which has ab…
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Hi. So I'm trying to replace the encoder part of the transformer with some other type of model (not attention-based). Now, and please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm afraid I will run into trouble as the…
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My team is currently using LightGBMrank through nimbus for some ranking problems. However, we are a bit confused about the data type required for the label column – I couldn’t find too much documentat…
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I call RF training more than 10000 times consequently or in parallel. During
the random iteration around 10000 it always fails with segfault.
Try to execute
parfor i = 1:10000, classRF_train(fea…
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```
I call RF training more than 10000 times consequently or in parallel. During
the random iteration around 10000 it always fails with segfault.
Try to execute
parfor i = 1:10000, classRF_train(fea…
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```
I call RF training more than 10000 times consequently or in parallel. During
the random iteration around 10000 it always fails with segfault.
Try to execute
parfor i = 1:10000, classRF_train(fea…
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## Feature request
`prange` currently makes it possible to explicitly parallelise a loop (assuming `parallel=True`).
There are situations where iteration over a range should ideally be randomise…
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Ray version: 0.8.0
I am using a machine that has 220GB of RAM and is running Ubuntu 16.04.4.
I would like to run the following script and keep the memory footprint to the very minimum since all I…
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When we use step_size=1/Lipschitz constant, and the CIL norm underestimates the norm, this leads to a larger step size and could cause issues with convergence.
Something to discuss with @epapoutse…
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```
I call RF training more than 10000 times consequently or in parallel. During
the random iteration around 10000 it always fails with segfault.
Try to execute
parfor i = 1:10000, classRF_train(fea…