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Hi, I would like to contribute to this project! |
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Hello, I'm Taofeeqat Taofeeq and I'm glad to join this community. I'm interested in contributing to this project. |
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Hello, I'm Deji and I'm excited to join this community. I'm interested in working and making contributions to this project. |
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Hi. My name is Nkechinyere. Happy to join this community and I'd love to contribute |
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Hello, I'm Abhijeet from Delhi, India. I'm interested in project and want to contribute to this project. |
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Hi everyone, I'm Anurag Bhandari, a AI/ML/OSS enthusiast. I would like to contribute to "Create Jupyter notebooks demonstrating Machine Learning workflows using MDF" project. I have used jupyter notebooks extensively in the past and I've alot of experience with them, I also a lot of experience in ML by building various personal projects. Looking forward to contributing 😄 |
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HI everyone. I am Oyinkansola Awosan, a data scientist, technical writer and machine learning engineer. I am well versed in the use of Python, ML models, and Jupyter. I look forward to contributing successfully. |
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Hello everyone, I am Emmanuel, a software developer with experience in machine learning. I look forward to contributing to the "Create Jupyter notebooks demonstrating Machine Learning workflows using MDF" project and ModECI in general |
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Hi there! I'm Chinmay, an outreachy applicant and I'm excited to explore, contribute to ModECI and collaborate with the community to make meaningful improvements to the project. |
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Hello Everyone! |
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Hi everyone, I am Peace Ododo, an outreachy applicant. I am excited to be in this community and interested in contributing to the "Create Jupyter notebooks demonstrating Machine Learning workflows using MDF" project. |
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Hi everyone. Are we supposed to contact the mentors personally or use this discussion medium as a means of communication with them? |
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Hello, I'm t David Job and I'm glad to join this community. I'm interested in contributing to this project. |
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@sanjayankur31 and @pgleeson I tried to run all tests and all examples on vs code but it returns errors. Do I need to use powershell wsl --install to install Linux and Ubuntu on windows 10? Please am stuck! I need a solution. |
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Secondly, please how do I run all examples. There are many subfolders in that example folder. Do I need to run them one after the other? Please I need clarification @sanjayankur31 |
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Respected @sanjayankur31 @pgleeson, |
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Hello, my name is Kenfack Anafack Alex Bruno, or just Bruno for short. I'm a computer vision learner and part of the Outreachy program. I'm a big fan of everything concerning AI. I'm happy to have the opportunity to contribute to this project. 🫠 |
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Thanks to all of you for your contributions so far! It's great to see so much interest in the ModECI MDF project! A few tips/points for going forward.
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@sanjayankur31 and @pgleeson here is the link to my keras to MDF task and here is the link to my pytorch to MDF task. I will be waiting for your feedbacks on these 2 tasks. I have also created a new pull request here against the development branch. Thanks |
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Hi all, just to clarify:
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@sanjayankur31 please how do i solve this issue: Configuration error: Traceback (most recent call last): |
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Hi all, when you are adding your contributions to your Outreachy application, they will ask you whether your contributions are merged. As we've been asking people to make pull requests with their examples to the development branch, we're not planning to merge all of these. Therefore it will not be a problem for your contributions not to be merged to the man repo. Just point to each folder or notebook in your branch which is used in the PR, which contains each of the tasks you have completed as part of your contributions. |
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@sanjayankur31 I am working on a potato_desease_prediction model. Then I change it to mdf but in the evaluation part, I got this error. Kindly help me to resolve this error. |
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@pgleeson @sanjayankur31 What to write in the description of Outreachy contribution submission |
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Thank you all again for your great work over this contribution period! It has been really amazing to see so many new people using MDF in notebooks without too many installation/usability issues for the package itself. Please make sure to record all of your contributions in your applications to Outreachy. You can still edit your contributions up to the application deadline, but unfortunately from now on there will not be much time for feedback on any new changes. There has been much more interest than we expected, and we will have a difficult time selecting the best candidate(s) for the project. This means that many of you who have spent time on these tasks will be disappointed, which is very unfortunate. We hope nonetheless you will have had a valuable experience from interacting with us and the other contributors along the way, and have learned some practical skills about contributing to open source projects. |
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@pgleeson and @sanjayankur31, how do we go about the time commitment and community specific question in the final application |
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Hi @pgleeson and @sanjayankur31. For the final application, we are asked to create a project timeline with our mentors. |
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@sanjayankur31 @pgleeson Hey! Today was the date when selected Accepted interns were announced right? so, how to help me to know about how can we check ? |




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Hi!
Welcome to the Outreachy contribution period for May 2023. Thanks for your interest in MDF!
I'll be posting suggested tasks here for potential applicants to try during the contribution period.
Please note that this project will require some good previous experience in Python and ML. There are fewer open issues which are "low hanging fruit", mainly due to 2 very successful Outreachy rounds in 2022!
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