I've written some code modules which could be useful to others too. How can I present them to the IT++ developers?
* Max-Lloyd-Quantizer: http://www.nue.tu-berlin.de/wer/knoerig/Projekte/MaxLloydQuantizer.zip
* Huffman entropy (de)coder: http://www.nue.tu-berlin.de/wer/knoerig/Projekte/HuffmanCoder.zip
beside these classes, I wrote itpp::Mat<double> derivatives implementing several transforms (KLT, DCT, DST, CCT). Is there any interest? I know that there is a DCT transform in the IT++ lib, but sometimes you have
to work on the matrices itself.
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The easiest thing to do is that you open a feature request ticket and attach your patches there. At least interested people will be able to have a look at your patches and try them.
Anyway, there is one problem with IT++ development. Most of the registered IT++ developers are inactive and have not time or interest to contribute to the library for some time. So, unless your patches are well prepared and fully documented to be easily integrated with the trunk sources, there is a risk that there will be not too much interest to work on them by the developers (including me). Sorry about that fact.
BR,
/Adam
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I've written some code modules which could be useful to others too. How can I present them to the IT++ developers?
* Max-Lloyd-Quantizer: http://www.nue.tu-berlin.de/wer/knoerig/Projekte/MaxLloydQuantizer.zip
* Huffman entropy (de)coder: http://www.nue.tu-berlin.de/wer/knoerig/Projekte/HuffmanCoder.zip
beside these classes, I wrote itpp::Mat<double> derivatives implementing several transforms (KLT, DCT, DST, CCT). Is there any interest? I know that there is a DCT transform in the IT++ lib, but sometimes you have
to work on the matrices itself.
Hi Rüdiger,
The easiest thing to do is that you open a feature request ticket and attach your patches there. At least interested people will be able to have a look at your patches and try them.
Anyway, there is one problem with IT++ development. Most of the registered IT++ developers are inactive and have not time or interest to contribute to the library for some time. So, unless your patches are well prepared and fully documented to be easily integrated with the trunk sources, there is a risk that there will be not too much interest to work on them by the developers (including me). Sorry about that fact.
BR,
/Adam