Closed yama1968 closed 5 years ago
Good find and fix looks good. Thanks!
Hi Karl,
Always a pleasure to contribute. The new version is working fine with this correction, and faster than previously in non sparse mode, but slower in sparse mode. Is that normal?
Thanks, Yannick
Le sam. 27 avr. 2019 à 17:24, Karl Holub notifications@github.com a écrit :
Good find and fix looks good. Thanks!
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Interesting. That is not expected, as the sparse code path has not changed much. When I run the example from README (which is sparse) it takes 75 seconds, which is faster than earlier this year. But I'm sure it can vary with machine / dataset.
Do you have an example? I can switch between different versions to check for differences.
Hi Karl,
Please find an example, run against xrf 0.1.2. I have provided both the .Rmd, for which you need the credit card fraud dataset out of kaggle, and a generate pdf.
Enjoy! Yannick
Le sam. 27 avr. 2019 à 18:09, Karl Holub notifications@github.com a écrit :
Interesting. That is not expected, as the sparse code path has not changed much. When I run the example from README (which is sparse) it takes 75 seconds, which is faster than earlier this year. But I'm sure it can vary with machine / dataset.
Do you have an example? I can switch between different versions to check for differences.
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And the same run against my fork of the 0.9.0. Interestingly enough, the resulting average precision is the same, but it is running much faster with 0.1.2! What have you changed for that?
Regards, Yannick
Le mar. 30 avr. 2019 à 21:53, Yannick Martel ymartel@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi Karl,
Please find an example, run against xrf 0.1.2. I have provided both the .Rmd, for which you need the credit card fraud dataset out of kaggle, and a generate pdf.
Enjoy! Yannick
Le sam. 27 avr. 2019 à 18:09, Karl Holub notifications@github.com a écrit :
Interesting. That is not expected, as the sparse code path has not changed much. When I run the example from README (which is sparse) it takes 75 seconds, which is faster than earlier this year. But I'm sure it can vary with machine / dataset.
Do you have an example? I can switch between different versions to check for differences.
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@yama1968 Could you email me the Rmd (karljholub@gmail.com)? It doesn't look like github carried the attachments through.
Sure! Done that. Yannick
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@yama1968 https://github.com/yama1968 Could you email me the Rmd ( karljholub@gmail.com)? It doesn't look like github carried the attachments through.
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Was a bug where you would generate expressions like: v4>=2 & v10<-3 which R would interpret as (v4>=2 & V10) <- 3 which generates an error. I added ' ' before and after '<' and '>=' to get v4 > 2 & v10 < -3