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Trouble using in windows with Max #120

Closed pcpeterchen closed 5 years ago

pcpeterchen commented 8 years ago

Hi,

I am new to Max and trying to use ml-lib. I was wondering if there is a way to use this with windows, it seems like most people use it with Mac OSX.

Thank you.

jamiebullock commented 8 years ago

Hi, sorry for the slow reply.

There currently isn't a build for Windows, and there isn't a Windows build system however it was designed to run on Windows, it is just a case of doing the work.

I am therefore leaving this issue open.

carlthome commented 7 years ago

Hi, I too would love to see Windows binaries added to GitHub Releases.

ThomasKirwan commented 7 years ago

Well, I ended up getting the mac version. Do you know of any good ml-lib tutorials? I'm working on a svm max patch for my interactive media final and was wondering if you might know where I could get tutorial information on the dynamic time wrapping object?

Best,

Thomas

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Hi, I too would love to see Windows binaries added to GitHub Releases.

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carlthome commented 7 years ago

Do you mean dynamic time warping (DTW)? There's a bit of background theory to grasp first so perhaps start with learning about dynamic programming. Then getting DTW should be pretty trivial.

Anyway, Windows binaries would be nice.

ThomasKirwan commented 7 years ago

Thank you to pointing me towards dynamic programing. I will investigate that. I believe that I have a basic understanding of the concept behind the DTW module though. My understand so far is that it is a learning algorithm that looks for a specific wave form on a graph through time that correlates to a specific series of events and then classifies that series as one class of event. Once trained the module will be looking for those specific sequences to occur. I already have a basic SVM patch working and am building a simple interactive media piece based on it, but would like to integrate the ability to recognize and classify specific wave forms through time in this piece or future works. Do you know of any available tutorials on DTW or any of the other ml-lib objects? I have not been able to find any through Google searching or via YouTube.

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Do you mean dynamic time warping (DTW)? There's a bit of background theory to grasp first so perhaps start with learning about dynamic programming https://www.topcoder.com/community/data-science/data-science-tutorials/dynamic-programming-from-novice-to-advanced/. Then getting DTW should be pretty trivial.

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ThomasKirwan commented 7 years ago

If you don't happen to know of any tutorials I understand. Thank you for the link to the the DP article. It looks like a useful resource and I appreciate it.

On Nov 27, 2016 6:48 AM, "Thomas Kirwan" thawlmis@gmail.com wrote:

Thank you to pointing me towards dynamic programing. I will investigate that. I believe that I have a basic understanding of the concept behind the DTW module though. My understand so far is that it is a learning algorithm that looks for a specific wave form on a graph through time that correlates to a specific series of events and then classifies that series as one class of event. Once trained the module will be looking for those specific sequences to occur. I already have a basic SVM patch working and am building a simple interactive media piece based on it, but would like to integrate the ability to recognize and classify specific wave forms through time in this piece or future works. Do you know of any available tutorials on DTW or any of the other ml-lib objects? I have not been able to find any through Google searching or via YouTube.

On Nov 27, 2016 2:34 AM, "Carl Thomé" notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you mean dynamic time warping (DTW)? There's a bit of background theory to grasp first so perhaps start with learning about dynamic programming https://www.topcoder.com/community/data-science/data-science-tutorials/dynamic-programming-from-novice-to-advanced/. Then getting DTW should be pretty trivial.

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NiccoloGranieri commented 5 years ago

A windows build has been implemented since v0.17. All the following versions of ml.lib consist of cross-platform builds that run on Mac, Windows and Linux.