Open johnandersen777 opened 3 years ago
I'll give it a try.
@pdxjohnny Where shall this model go?
@sidhu1012 Under model/orion
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The process is (#725):
$ cd /path/to/dffml/source
$ cd model
$ dffml service dev create model dffml-model-orion
$ mv dffml-model-orion orion
@sidhu1012 Under
model/orion
.The process is (#725):
$ cd /path/to/dffml/source $ cd model $ dffml service dev create model dffml-model-orion $ mv dffml-model-orion orion
Thanks @pdxjohnny
Can I work on this if its inactive?
Since we haven't seen a PR from @sidhu1012, per the community guidelines, yes this is up for grabs: https://intel.github.io/dffml/contributing/dev_community.html#who-s-working-on-what
If any one wants to work on this, feel free to do so. Some useful resources to work on this issue: Meeting Minutes Recording of the discussion PS: Under 23rd Feb 2021
I would like to work on this issue.
@pdxjohnny if I am not wrong, I have to create a single .py
file similar to one shown here https://intel.github.io/dffml/examples/or_covid_data_by_county.html in the model/orion directory?
@pdxjohnny Is this still open? I would love to solve it. Is this the process I have to follow? https://github.com/intel/dffml/issues/960#issuecomment-777979005
Hi @pdxjohnny I'm a student trying for GSoC 2022 and I'm thinking of implementing the forecasting project idea, which seems to be related to this issue.
It would be a good learning experience for me and would equip me with enough knowledge about the codebase to be able to work on that project later.
If this is still open, can I work on it?
@coddiw0mple Yes!
Please see https://intel.github.io/dffml/master/contributing/dev_community.html#who-s-working-on-what.
As a rule, we don't ask if we can do something, we state our intention to try to do it, then follow those guidelines.
Thanks for your speedy response @programmer290399 I did go through it as I browsed the comments here :)
I asked this to be polite and make myself known but I'll make sure to follow proper guidelines from now on.
I'll work on this now
Follow the new model tutorial (the Oregon COVID data example may also be helpful).
Then try to implement a model using Orion https://sintel.dev/Orion/ https://github.com/sintel-dev/Orion