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Next: release candidater #1849

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A lot has happened since the last release! This packages up 400+ commits by 27 authors. Thanks all! A follow-up release will come in ~3 weeks to cover documentation, cuDNN v2, and as always more new features.

With all releases one should do make clean && make superclean to clear out old materials before compiling the new release to avoid inconsistencies.

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Documentation: The follow-up release will concentrate on pycaffe + matcaffe examples and interface documentation.

  • new installation guides are split up by platform
  • the examples reflect the protobuf definition and interface changes in Layer type is a string #1694 and elsewhere

Dependencies: unchanged, except

  • CUDA 7 is strongly suggested -- especially on OS X
  • cuDNN compatibility is still at v1 but see cuDNN R2 #1731 for v2 release candidate compatibility -- the switch to v2 will come when cuDNN v2 is released

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bhack commented Feb 10, 2015

We are interested in #1482 and #1484 for the next release. This PRs were opened in November and already partially reviewed. We are available to reserve working time to finalize that if you have other feedbacks. /cc @mtamburrano

jsupancic and others added 4 commits February 16, 2015 11:39
Introduced by  Layer type is a string #1694
Fix `draw` to support new protobuf format
To feed inputs of varying dimension, the `DATA` and `IMAGE_DATA` layer
reshapes its prefetch and top blobs when the batch size is 1.

The `BasePrefetchingDataLayer` always reshapes on forward.
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@shelhamer
Actually, we have done some bets in our office if any layer from @bhack and Co would be ever merged (while some others branches are merged very quickly). Now stacks are 70 to 30 that they would be never merged :) No offence.

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@ducha-aiki I would like to bet 10 bucks against us, too ;)

philkr and others added 9 commits February 18, 2015 09:27
The pyreformation #1703 aligned pycaffe Net with the real Caffe Net.
This broke the pre-processing helpers that had been bolted on to
`caffe.Net`.

These responsibilities are gathered in `caffe.io.Transformer` instead.
This is only an intermediate step in a real solution to pycaffe IO that
should make use of the same data pipeline as the rest of the framework.

See #1245 for further thoughts on input processing.
This is a quick translation of the examples to the caffe.io.Transformer
interface. The results are not strictly identical to the earlier
implementation! The models now use a mean pixel instead of a mean image
for simplicity. The output classifications and detections are preserved
but scores may differ.

Note: the examples will be rewritten to make use of `caffe.Net` alone
since it is the true interface, but not yet.
[cmake] CMAKE_SOURCE/BINARY_DIR to PROJECT_SOURCE/BINARY_DIR
warning is still useful to keep from accidentally running data without
pre-processing.
relax MemoryData transform check to warning
This reverts the encoding cleanup since it breaks data processing for
existing inputs as discussed in #1901.
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