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Machine learning is the practice of teaching a computer to learn. The concept uses pattern recognition, as well as other forms of predictive algorithms, to make judgments on incoming data. This field is closely related to artificial intelligence and computational statistics.
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Can we have an example of REST API calls in the documentation?
Examples with CURL, HTTPie or another client and the results would be better for newbies.
Thanks again for your good work.
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Report needed documentation
Report needed documentation
While the estimator guide offers a great breakdown of how to use many of the tools in api_context_managers.py
, it would be helpful to have information right in the docstring during development to more easily understand what is actually going on in each of the provided functions/classes/methods. This is particularly important for
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Currently our unit tests are disorganized and each test creates example StellarGraph graphs in different or similar ways with no sharing of this code.
This issue is to improve the unit tests by making functions to create example graphs available to all unit tests by, for example, making them pytest fixtures at the top level of the tests (see https://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/
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KMeans question
Hi, Thanks for the awesome library!
So I am running a Kmeans on lots of different datasets, which all have roughly four shapes, so I initialize with those shapes and it works well, except for just a few times. There are a few datasets that look different enough that I end up with empty clusters and the algorithm just hangs ("Resumed because of empty cluster" again and again).
I conceptually
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Based on @karthikeyann's work on this PR rapidsai/cudf#9767 I'm wondering if it makes sense to consider removing the defaults for the
stream
parameters in various detail functions. It is pretty surprising how often these are getting missed.The most common case seems to be in factory functions and various
::create
functions. Maybe just do it for those?