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  • Followup: RE: gcc4.3

    i tried adding limits.h as suggested but during the make i receive the following error: cvcart.cpp: In function 'BOOL cxCreatePruningStorage(CxCART*)': cvcart.cpp:9530: error: cast from 'CxPruningData*' to 'BOOL' loses precision cvcart.cpp: In function 'void cxAssertNodeValid(CxCART*, CxCARTNode*)': cvcart.cpp:9603: error: cast from 'CxCARTNode*' to 'unsigned int' loses precision...

    2009-09-15 09:58:47 UTC by balbons

  • PNL from R

    Hi all, Does anybody know how to call PNL from R on Linux (Ubuntu hardy)? It seems that the available wrapper is only made for Windows. Is there a written interface package? Best, Timon.

    2009-07-24 07:16:35 UTC by aharol

  • Followup: RE: PNL is a dead product

    I was just getting started with PNL about a year ago for a company I was working for. I was very eager about getting it up and running again. Unfortunately, I was laid off, and I'm working somewhere else now. So, I don't have nearly enough time to contribute to the project. While I probably couldn't devote the time required to truly collaborate on a grant, you would have my full moral support...

    2009-07-03 22:57:30 UTC by jasonbriceno

  • Followup: RE: PNL is a dead product

    Looks like standard bit rot as the compilers and libraries move forward. I can't really help yet as I never got into PNL, and I'm a research coder, not a real programmer. (I like Python, OK?) However, I have a GIS project coming up where licensing might not allow me to use Netica, and the GIS library is best viewed in C. Anyone out there interested in collaborating on a grant application...

    2009-07-03 20:24:27 UTC by ctwardy

  • Followup: RE: PNL is a dead product

    Dear all, I try to compile PNL on my Ubuntu 64 machine with gcc 4.3.3. Unfortunately, without success. I see my problem is not new, but I still cannot get in working after all the discussions here. The make log is In file included from ../../c_pgmtk/include/pnlException.hpp:33, from ../../c_pgmtk/include/pnlReferenceCounter.hpp:24, from...

    2009-07-01 07:48:00 UTC by aharol

  • Followup: RE: gcc4.3

    Hi, Just an update, I could get it to compile adding "#include <limits.h>" to pnlGraph.hpp and pnlAllocator.hpp. Still too many warning regarding typedefs and some overflows. Hope this helps. Rene.

    2009-03-04 13:42:41 UTC by rmat

  • gcc4.3

    Hello, Has anybody managed to compile the library using gcc4.3? I used to have a working ("compilable") code, but now that gcc has been updated it does not compile anymore. My gcc version is 4.3.2. Thanks in advance. Rene.

    2009-03-04 12:25:54 UTC by rmat

  • matlab interface for linux?

    Hi, I noticed that the matlab interface for PNL comes only with a dll. Is it possible to have mex files for linux or atleast a makefile that we can modify to build the interfaces on linux? regards Sharat.

    2009-01-09 01:26:00 UTC by sharatsc

  • Comment: Function robustness

    Sorry I've made a mistake. The function crashes when there is no node in the network. Otherwise it does not make sense ;-) Sorry.

    2008-05-09 10:27:01 UTC by nobody

  • Function robustness

    Hello everyone, I have used the pnlHigh library for one of my project and I found that some functions (especially getters) does not take care that some vector can be empty. This give me a lot of bugs when I use networks that I build from scratch. For example in the ProbabilisticNet class described in the files pnlWProbabilisticNet.hpp and pnlWProbabilisticNet.cpp the function bool...

    2008-05-09 10:24:23 UTC by nobody

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