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dataset: Reply about being able to plot samples from a dataset
author | Olivier Delalleau <delallea@iro> |
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date | Wed, 15 Sep 2010 12:23:27 -0400 |
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179 for showing / playing individual examples from the dataset, but also other | 179 for showing / playing individual examples from the dataset, but also other |
180 external objects that are similar to dataset examples (e.g. filters from a | 180 external objects that are similar to dataset examples (e.g. filters from a |
181 weight matrix that filters images). This doesn't have to be complicated, and it | 181 weight matrix that filters images). This doesn't have to be complicated, and it |
182 can be shared between datasets that exist in one modality (e.g. image datasets | 182 can be shared between datasets that exist in one modality (e.g. image datasets |
183 can all use an image-rending method) | 183 can all use an image-rending method) |
184 | |
185 OD replies: Besides being able to display data without prior knowledge of the | |
186 kind of data inside a dataset, is there any reason to put this within the | |
187 dataset class? If not, it seems to me it may be more appropriate to have a way | |
188 for the dataset to describe the kind of data it holds, and keep the | |
189 visualization code separate from the dataset itself. It would make it easier | |
190 in particular to try different visualization systems, and description of the | |
191 data may turn out to be useful for other reasons (however, it also means we'd | |
192 need to come up with a good way to describe data, which could prove | |
193 difficult). | |
184 | 194 |
185 JB asks: What may be passed as argument to the functions in Dataset, and what | 195 JB asks: What may be passed as argument to the functions in Dataset, and what |
186 can be expected in return? Are there side effects (e.g. on the state of the | 196 can be expected in return? Are there side effects (e.g. on the state of the |
187 Dataset) associated with any of the functions? | 197 Dataset) associated with any of the functions? |
188 | 198 |