Gary Hollis

It looks like Python has the same behavior: ``` import re re.findall(r"(?:\s+(\w+)=(\w+))*" " a1=A13 a2=A2 ")[0] ``` ==> `('a2', 'A2')` Is there an example where you get different & unexpected...

Also using `ppcre:all-scans-to-strings` from a recent PR to match `re.findall`: ``` (defun all-scans-as-strings (regex string &key start end) "Returns two values: 1. A list of all matches, 2. A list...

As an aside, if you're trying to match the variable bindings, what's hurting your regex is greediness. If you use non-greedy +: ``` ;; assuming the all-scans-as-strings definition from previous...

UPDATE: Looks like it's a problem with dimensions of the output video. The input video has dimensions 720x480. If I manually set the output dimensions to 1920x1080, then no memory...

On the performance argument: As long as an entire column can fit into memory, it is true that there is a significant performance gain by allowing column-wise operations/transposing the data...

On the jurisdiction of cl-ana: I think it would be good to have utility functions that generate whatever is convenient for sending results to as many other frameworks as possible....

As for the cl-ana.statistical-learning, my naive idea was that any common statistical learning procedures could be added over time; I started with linear least-squares and a handful of other commonly...

On pre-processing and data munging: I have actually been using cl-ana to do this for the physics research, and I think there will be a conflict between using DOP or...

The good news is that using DOP does allow for the use of a normal Lisp function/macro approach, and you can choose which added features you want by specifying the...

There are also some concepts introduced by various table transformations, such as `makeres-table`, which don't have an analog outside of the DSL. `ltab` is a good example: `ltab` defines a...