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Analysis modularization distribution #13

Closed AReyH closed 7 months ago

AReyH commented 7 months ago

Hi, team!

I wanted to see what could be a good way to distribute the code modularization, in a way everyone feels comfortable, and has a similar workload.

Our analysis is divided into several blocks:

I would feel the most comfortable modularizing the data preprocessing part, but I am open to suggestions!

786213750 commented 7 months ago

Did tiff post a example of this?

AReyH commented 7 months ago

Did tiff post a example of this?

What do you mean? We just have to modularize our existing code from last week.

786213750 commented 7 months ago

Did tiff post a example of this?

What do you mean? We just have to modularize our existing code from last week.

Yes, but did she provide any code sample so we can follow her style.

AReyH commented 7 months ago

Did tiff post a example of this?

What do you mean? We just have to modularize our existing code from last week.

Yes, but did she provide any code sample so we can follow her style.

She has her cancer prediction repo available so we can follow that style.

786213750 commented 7 months ago

can you pin the link here?

786213750 commented 7 months ago

can you pin the link here?

https://github.com/ttimbers/breast_cancer_predictor/tree/master/src

sifanzzz commented 7 months ago

My thought here is that we can create a container together(as was planned yesterday) and maybe also abstract some code from code document together as well. After that, we can split the code file and write tests on the parts (as recommended in Milestone2 requirement file):

I remember yesterday at lab she said we only need to take 4 pieces of the work and develop 4 functions. What do you think?

ianm99 commented 7 months ago

Hey everyone! I'm going to modularize the code that summarizes the output of random_search.cvresults image lemme know if this conflicts with anyone else's work