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Primary developers:

Michael S. Gashler

Eric Moyer

Michael R. Smith



Generous support for development of Waffles has come from:

The Neural Networks and
Machine Learning Lab
at
The Predictive Modeling and
Machine Learning Lab
at
A Tesla K40 video card
was donated by NVIDIA



Individual Contributors:

Will BendickReported a compile issue with g++ 4.6 and helped fix it.
Andrew BorthwickFound a bug in the GDecisionTree class, added MIN_PREDICT feature.
Ashod DonikianFound bugs in GBayesianModelAveraging and GDiscretize.
Helaman FergusonHelped me port it to the Mac.
Desire' GashlerSeveral code refinements.
Jonas GehringContributed a patch to make it build with g++ 4.7.
Dmitriy KrylovMade a feature suggestion (GDom::writeJsonCpp) and made Waffles build on FreeBSD.
Olaf KrzikallaFixed a bug in KdTree_Compare_Nodes_Functor.
Daniel McEnnisFound a design-flaw in our implementation of k-means.
Jean-Pierre MoreauContributed some code for linear programming.
Roger PackA few bug fixes, and did some work on the HTTP class.
Vikram RangnekarImproved makefiles for Mac builds.
Vojtech RylkoAdded a tool to visualize random forests.
Tang YanFound a bug in the GDecisionTree class.
Ivan YanikovSubmitted a patch to improve range checking, and fix an uninitialized values bug.
Sami SallinenFixed an issue in GMatrix that caused a reported memory leak.
Xiaobo GuFixed several Win64 compile issues.
Seok LeeFound a bug in the time-stamp parser.
Krasimir VanevFixed a compile bug, and reported a hanging bug.
Vladimir TzankovImplemented a patch to make GTokenizer work with named pipes. Also, found a bug with serializing GWag.
Tomasz LewowskiFixed a memory leak in GKMeans and a couple Windows compilation bugs.



Indirectly contributing projects:

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Thanks to the GNU project for developing
Linux, g++, and other tools used to develop
this code:
Gnu

Some of our code uses the PNG library to do
image compression:


Some of the demo apps use:


One of our demos uses the bullet rigid-body
physics engine:



And, of course, numerous dedicated researchers
worked hard to develop the algorithms we implement,
and others before them worked to build the
foundations of science upon which they built.

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