David Ragazzi
David Ragazzi
Yep, there is a lot of work to do.. But a relief that I feel is that once a c++ module is ported, the porting of its python contrapart gets...
@scottpurdy @oxtopus While I work on Python serialization, could you guys work paralelly on C++ components serialization? So when a C++ module is ready, I only port it to python,...
> @david-ragazzi - For cases where there are both Python and C++ versions that will share serialization schema, make sure that if you create the schema you put it in...
I'm taking care of this right now.
:100: I was planning just suggest that, @breznak !! As we would have some work, we already could write it using OO approach.. This would improve performance on NuStudio, because...
@subutai @rhyolight This pure python version also could solve this : https://github.com/numenta/nupic/issues/1246 among other issues. I think that NuPIC Python and NuPIC C++ should be independent in code but dependent...
> @david-ragazzi Even if we have a pure Python version of NuPIC, we still need to have a python + C++ version - the latter will be much faster than...
> @david-ragazzi :+1: while I'm usually in favor for OOP changes, I hope this one could be a quickie with minimal work needed to be rewritten. I understand your concern.....
> Yeah, basically what @breznak said. We would have two build options: one that would keep the current way plus another one for a pure python implementation. :+1: It's ok...