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Thanks Mike! And thanks for doing to legwork to get Becca running in 3.x. I would love to make it so that Becca can run in either 2.x or 3.x with no modifications. Do you have a GitHub project with your changes in it that I could download and test? If it all works fine with my 2.x installation, then I could pull your changes in and get your contribution properly documented in the annals of GitHub.
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Hi Brandon,
I''ll set something up in Guthub so you can reference the changes. Looking forward to experimenting more with Becca and it's potential application.
Regards,
Mike
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From: Brandon Rohrer [email protected]
Date: 11/05/2016 9:26 AM (GMT-05:00)
To: brohrer/becca [email protected]
Cc: Mike Gold [email protected], Author [email protected]
Subject: Re: [brohrer/becca] Cool App! (#22)
Thanks Mike! And thanks for doing to legwork to get Becca running in 3.x. I would love to make it so that Becca can run in either 2.x or 3.x with no modifications. Do you have a GitHub project with your changes in it that I could download and test? If it all works fine with my 2.x installation, then I could pull your changes in and get your contribution properly documented in the annals of GitHub.
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Sounds great Mike. I'm working toward making Becca more stable so that it's a fixed target, and it will be easier to integrate with robots and simulations.
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Hi Brandon,
I put my Becca 3.5 project here with the changes if you wanted to take a look:
https://github.com/microgold/Becca35
Let me know if you have any issues running the code
(Note: the changes were made to the code created from the pip install which I'm not sure matches the code in your repository (https://github.com/brohrer)). If the code runs okay for you, perhaps i can create a pull request in your repo with the changes.
Regards,
-Mike
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Thanks Mike! So far it looks great to me. In order to make sure you get
proper acknowledgement for your contribution there are two ways to play it.
- I can copy and paste your changes into the current becca and becca_test
branches and note your contribution in the commit notice. - You can fork the becca and becca_test branches (with all their directory
structure intact), make the changes, commit, and submit a pull request. The
advantage of this option is that your name is then permanently affiliated
with the codebase in a searchable way, rather than just being tucked away
in a note.
Which do you prefer?
Brandon
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Hi Brandon,
I put my Becca 3.5 project here with the changes if you wanted to take a
look:https://github.com/microgold/Becca35
Let me know if you have any issues running the code
Regards,
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Hi Brandon,
Whatever is easier for you. i'd be happy to branch and create a pull request if that easier.
Best,
Mike.
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-------- Original message --------
From: Brandon Rohrer [email protected]
Date: 11/08/2016 7:43 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: brohrer/becca [email protected]
Cc: Mike Gold [email protected], Author [email protected]
Subject: Re: [brohrer/becca] Cool App! (#22)
Thanks Mike! So far it looks great to me. In order to make sure you get
proper acknowledgement for your contribution there are two ways to play it.
- I can copy and paste your changes into the current becca and becca_test
branches and note your contribution in the commit notice.
- You can fork the becca and becca_test branches (with all their directory
structure intact), make the changes, commit, and submit a pull request. The
advantage of this option is that your name is then permanently affiliated
with the codebase in a searchable way, rather than just being tucked away
in a note.
Which do you prefer?
Brandon
On Sun, Nov 6, 2016 at 11:01 PM Mike Gold [email protected] wrote:
Hi Brandon,
I put my Becca 3.5 project here with the changes if you wanted to take a
look:
https://github.com/microgold/Becca35
Let me know if you have any issues running the code
Regards,
-Mike
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Thanks Mike. Forking and submitting a pull request is the easiest for me.
If you have questions as you go through the process details, let me know.
Brandon
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 10:56 PM Mike Gold [email protected] wrote:
Hi Brandon,
Whatever is easier for you. i'd be happy to branch and create a pull
request if that easier.
Best,
Mike.Sent via the Samsung GALAXY S® 5, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone
-------- Original message --------
From: Brandon Rohrer [email protected]
Date: 11/08/2016 7:43 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: brohrer/becca [email protected]
Cc: Mike Gold [email protected], Author [email protected]
Subject: Re: [brohrer/becca] Cool App! (#22)Thanks Mike! So far it looks great to me. In order to make sure you get
proper acknowledgement for your contribution there are two ways to play it.
- I can copy and paste your changes into the current becca and becca_test
branches and note your contribution in the commit notice.
- You can fork the becca and becca_test branches (with all their directory
structure intact), make the changes, commit, and submit a pull request. The
advantage of this option is that your name is then permanently affiliated
with the codebase in a searchable way, rather than just being tucked away
in a note.
Which do you prefer?
Brandon
On Sun, Nov 6, 2016 at 11:01 PM Mike Gold [email protected]
wrote:Hi Brandon,
I put my Becca 3.5 project here with the changes if you wanted to take a
look:
https://github.com/microgold/Becca35
Let me know if you have any issues running the code
Regards,
-Mike
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play it.\n\n1. I can copy and paste your changes into the current becca and
becca_test\nbranches and note your contribution in the commit notice.\n\n2.
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Related Issues (20)
- Integrate with the Robot Operating System HOT 3
- Change pypi dependencies to include numba, numpy, matplotlib HOT 3
- Add logging
- Unbreak becca HOT 1
- Write "Getting started with becca" tutorial video and blog post HOT 1
- Write "How becca works" HOT 1
- Clean up following decimal points.
- Integrate becca with a simulated robot
- Finish the visualization HOT 1
- Limit curiosity to valid features HOT 1
- Improve first-touch demo
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- Integrate becca with OpenAI Gym
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- Use connector to control visualization frequency
- Debug performance HOT 1
- [becca_viz] Reverse the goals axis in the model visualization
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- tests, CI and pep8 HOT 6
- Cannot import "becca.brain" and "becca.base_world" HOT 2
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