Open pplonski opened 3 years ago
Hi, I want to work on this feature, and I want to get more info on it. By the way, I'm new to the open-source world, so please bear with me.
Hi @aakarsh1011,
Great, happy to see you here. This issue is to improve docs/readme.
After running MLJAR AutoML there is produced a results directory with many files. I was thinking about making a GIF that will show simple training (for example on Titanic data which is well-known) and then show the output files and output README.md reports. The plan for such GIF can be:
The final GIF will be some kind of video/presentation that will showcase the features of MLJAR AutoML. The final GIF will be added to the package README.
@aakarsh1011 what do you think?
That sounds great, I will try to implement the same and update it in the readme..
Hey @pplonski, so I have the results folder and I wanted to all the requirements mentioned above should be in 1 single gif ?
@aakarsh1011 yes, the gif should show all good things that are created with the package.
I have uploaded the gif on mljar/mljar-examples and created a pull request their take a look and tell me if it required changes and I will do the needful.
@aakarsh1011 I like GIF very much. Great job. I've added it to the package readme. You can check it here https://github.com/mljar/mljar-supervised#demo - feel free to add more description to the readme.
What software have you used for GIF creation?
Is this your Twitter account https://twitter.com/yadavaakarsh? I will ask @aplonska to tweet about your great demo.
Thank you!
@pplonski Thank you so much and yes that is my Twitter handle. I am using a software called "LICEcap"
Create gifs with folder structure after AutoML training and add them to the Readme