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Implement Optimization Algorithms #25

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manrajgrover opened this issue Aug 29, 2017 · 9 comments
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Implement Optimization Algorithms #25

manrajgrover opened this issue Aug 29, 2017 · 9 comments

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@manrajgrover
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  • Viterbi algorithm
@junhouse
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@manrajgrover I will claim this and work on implementing Viterbi algorithm. Let me know if anyone is working on this implementation.

@ashutosh-b-b
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Hi. I want to work on this. Can I have more information regarding this issue.??

@formulahunter
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@manrajgrover @junhouse @ashutosh-b-b
Has anyone done any work on this in the last 10 months? Or come across any specific use cases? I'm looking for somewhere to practice a few pull requests and reviews, and this looks like an interesting problem to work on.

@formulahunter
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Also Manraj if you've found a maintainer do you mind @mentioning them here too?

formulahunter added a commit to formulahunter/algorithms-js that referenced this issue Aug 7, 2020
@formulahunter
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Hi @remes2000, are you maintaining this project? I've forked this repo and cloned from that for work on my local machine, and I now see that that means I'm pushing commits to my own repo. Granted I'm new to this, but it seems like merging pull requests from a forked repository would be more difficult than from a direct clone of this one.

Any advice on the best way to set this up for making contributions?

formulahunter added a commit to formulahunter/algorithms-js that referenced this issue Aug 7, 2020
@remes2000
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Hi. Yes, I currently take care of this project. First off all, You have to fork this repo and then clone it to your local machine. Then create a new branch by typing "git checkout -b [branch name]", then write some code and commit changes. After that push Your branch to your forked repository. Then You can create pull request. After that, I'll review your PR and decide if it's ready to be merged.

Remember to run "npm run test" and "npm run lint" commands, and to pull current master to your branch before sending PR. If something is unclear for You, feel free to contact me. I'll explain everything :)

@formulahunter
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Thanks for the explanation!

@Edu93Jer
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Edu93Jer commented Dec 6, 2020

Hi @remes2000 is anyone still working on the case? If no, could you please explain to me a little more about the project, I'm a newbie and would like to contribute...

@soham-sagade
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is this still open?

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