6 Apr 2011 22:26
GBlearn 2 and lush2.0.1
Eduardo Bellani <ebellani <at> gmail.com>
2011-04-06 20:26:21 GMT
2011-04-06 20:26:21 GMT
Hello list
This is my first email to the list, and Im sorry to come with problems
for you guys :)
I am interested in using the gblearn framework to build OCR recognition
software in bad conditions (think CAPTCHA) for a research I am
conducting, and I have a small lisp background, so lush seemed like a
great asset.
But the code for lenet and gblearn itself does not work with the latest
lush version. Comparing the 2.0.1 code with the code at the CVS, which I
suspect is from lush 1.0, I have managed to track the problem down to
the load-matrix function, and I just used this line on the index.c file
to solve the immediate problem :
/* little fix to resolve the load-matrix not found error . */
dx_define("load-matrix", xload_array);
/* END FIX */
The problem is, the more I investigated the diffs between the indexes
from the different versions, the more it became clear that there were
great differences between the version regarding matrixes (or arrays as
they are now called in the index.c).
I am writing to ask wiser people as to what should I do about it. Use
the old version? Export the names as old ones? Try to fix the code of
gblearn (Im inclined to do this)?
Thanks for the attention.
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