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StateSpaceModels / ssm

Inference for State Space Models like playing with duplo blocks
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Add travis support for CI #15

Closed SergeStinckwich closed 9 years ago

SergeStinckwich commented 10 years ago

I add travis support for SSM in order to use continuous integration for the project. The project is green at the moment, look here: https://travis-ci.org/SergeStinckwich/ssm The build result is displayed on the README file. You have to create your own travis account (this is free) in order to use CI.

sballesteros commented 9 years ago

Thanks and sorry for the super long delay to "merge" this. @JDureau told me recently that he was working back on SSM so things should move a bit in the near future.

SergeStinckwich commented 9 years ago

Thank you @sballesteros ! What is the future of SSM ? I would like to integrate some aspects of SSM with our epidemiological DSL: https://github.com/UMMISCO/Kendrick We are working currently on spatial and network extensions.

JDureau commented 9 years ago

We're going to work on solidifying the current code basis and widen the tests coverage. We won't be integrating spatial structure in SSM, the idea is that it serves as a basis for higher-level modelling layers. Like Kendrick, for example.

SergeStinckwich commented 9 years ago

Great @JDureau ! Yes I agree with you, SSM should be used as a core for a more high level modelling platform. We are implementing various epidemiology concerns in Kendrick with a high-level DSL (hosts heterogeneity, network, spatial, mobility, ...) and after that generate the set of ODEs, that could be explored with SSM I guess latter.