Rostlab / JS16_ProjectB_Group6

Game of Thrones characters are always in danger of being eliminated. The challenge in this assignment is to see at what risk are the characters that are still alive of being eliminated. The goal of this project is to rank characters by their Percentage Likelihood of Death (PLOD). You will assign a PLOD using machine learning approaches.
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Closed kordianbruck closed 8 years ago

kordianbruck commented 8 years ago

Please provide your NPM package as soon as possible!

jsalahov commented 8 years ago

@sacdallago Should I set the publishing from master branch or according to tags on develop?

kordianbruck commented 8 years ago

@CavidSalahov please only use stable commit states. Either master with tags or just master. Tags actually define a released version in the normal git workflow.

jsalahov commented 8 years ago

K. Setting up deploy from master branch. Meanwhile, you can use npm to install from github.

jsalahov commented 8 years ago

@asesselmann @Hack3l @subburamr @ThuyNganTran Guys, please choose a package name starting with "got".

asesselmann commented 8 years ago

I suggest gotPLOD

kordianbruck commented 8 years ago

@asesselmann Can you give me some instructions how to include it or link to the NPM page?

asesselmann commented 8 years ago

Sorry, I can't. Maybe one of the others can help you? @Hack3l @subburamr @ThuyNganTran

sacdallago commented 8 years ago

You forgot the most important one: @CavidSalahov

jsalahov commented 8 years ago

@kordianbruck Experimental (because I don't even remember what was the state of the project when it was published) package is available here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gotplod But you're better off installing directly from github (npm can do that), as next deployment configured to be from master branch

gyachdav commented 8 years ago

C'mon they're all important <3

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