Data Pipelines

Data Pipelines are used to convert from arbitrary data into a matrix/tensor that can be consumed by machine learning algorithms.

Contributing

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Developer Quick Start

Note that these commands should be invoked within the root of the repository.

Linux

1. Run sudo ./bootstrap.sh ..

   This will need to happen once per machine or after a repository has moved to a different directory. Note that sudo is not necessary when running within a Docker container.

2. Run source ./Activate.sh x64

   This will need to happen each time a new terminal window is opened.

Windows

1. Run bootstrap.cmd ..

   This will need to happen once per machine or after a repository has moved to a different directory.

2. Run Activate.cmd x64

   This will need to happen each time a new terminal window is opened.

Useful Development Commands

The following commands are available within an activated terminal window.

Name | Command | Description ----------------|---------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------ DevEnvScripts | DevEnvScripts.sh|.cmd | Lists all scripts available in the activated environment. Builder | Builder.sh|.cmd | Builds C++, Python, C#, etc. files; invoked by the CI machine. Tester | Tester.sh|.cmd | Tests C++, Python, C#, etc. files; invoked by the CI machine. Formatter | Formatter.sh|.cmd | Formats C++ and Python source files. (Coming Soon)

Invoking CMake

Native code is built via CMake. The following commands can be used to build any folder that contains a CMakeLists.txt file. In each example, create a build directory that will contain the generated CMake content and eventual binaries.

Assumed directory structure:

| - <Workspace dir>
    | - CMakeLists.txt
    | - ...
    | - build
        | - <Initially empty>

Within <Workspace Dir>/build run...

• [Debug] cmake -G Ninja ..
• [Debug with Code Coverage] cmake -G Ninja -D CppCommon_CODE_COVERAGE=ON ..
• [Release] cmake -G Ninja -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..

Once CMake has generated the build files, within <WorkSpace Dir>/build run...

• [Build] cmake --build . or ninja -v (if the build generator was Ninja)
• [Test] ctest --parallel

Documentation

Documentation for each build is automatically generated from source code using Doxygen. Documentation for releases and recent builds can be viewed via the links as following.

Releases

• 0.3.6-preview.4

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Other

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Featurizers

Information for setup/configuration of the Featurizers library can be found here