We should begin to list the implemented approaches and have a proper reference list. I like the way we did this in POT with a numbered list in the README and unique numbers in the documentation:
https://github.com/PythonOT/POT
We can start the readme with a small description of the toolbox and a short list/itemize of implemented methods grouped by theme (reweighing methods, mapping, deep divergence, Others ...). We should also provide a short example of how t use the methods (adapter/pipeline and DA Estimator) and move some of the current details in the README in a quick start guide.
We should begin to list the implemented approaches and have a proper reference list. I like the way we did this in POT with a numbered list in the README and unique numbers in the documentation: https://github.com/PythonOT/POT
We can start the readme with a small description of the toolbox and a short list/itemize of implemented methods grouped by theme (reweighing methods, mapping, deep divergence, Others ...). We should also provide a short example of how t use the methods (adapter/pipeline and DA Estimator) and move some of the current details in the README in a quick start guide.
WDYT?