What I Didn't Do in GSoC 2017

[Chipe1]

These are some of the future works I had planned, but couldn't complete during GSoC 2017.

• Wumpus World: HybridWumpusAgent needs to be implemented. After this we can display the environment, Wumpus, agent and percepts in the notebook for a better visualization.
• Eliminate Dependencies: The base code is mostly independent of external libraries but uses version specific python functions. Such functions (absent or behave differently in older version) need to be identified and fixed. Dependencies like 'networkx' are used in the notebooks and can be replaced by adding code to notebook.py which replicates the required functionality. TravisCI testing can also be sped up by excluding unnecessary modules like IPython from travis setup.
• Expression Parsing: Currently Expr supports having variable number of arguments as a list but functions like unify() do not consider nor expr make use of this fact.
• Deploy Notebooks: Run the jupyter notebooks on platforms like binder or docker so that it is accessible online to everyone.
• Notebook Examples: Many algorithms are yet to be added to the notebooks. The notebooks should include a description of what it does and a few examples of the algorithm being used. Fitting visualization also help a lot.

[norvig]

Good projects for someone to work on!

[VishnuDuttSharma]

Can you please list down the algorithms for which notebook examples are required to be added?

[Chipe1]

@VishnuDuttSharma Few that come to mind are Monte-Carlo-Localization, Policy-Iteration and recently added FOIL, Random Forest.
@norvig Could we add a(nother) column to the table in README.md linking to the section in the notebook where the algorithm is discussed?

[norvig]

That's a good idea to have another column in README for notebook.

[lenixlobo]

I Would like to contribute to the Random Forest or the Monte-Carlo Localization algorithm.
@Chipe1 @norvig

[Chipe1]

@lenixlobo Great. I would suggest you start with random forest. It has the most scope for improvement.

[Bala1718]

@Chipe1 I would like to work on Random forest.

[lenixlobo]

@Bala1718 I too am currently working on a
Random Forest notebook.

[Bala1718]

@lenixlobo Can we work together?

[lenixlobo]

Fine by me @Bala1718

[heisenbuug]

hey i want to contribute, can anyone tell me how to get started as it is my first time.
@Chipe1 I am also trying to get into gsoc 2018 so if you can guide me a bit i will continue this project

[ayushmankoul]

@norvig @Chipe1 I would like to contribute by writing an algorithm for POMDP- Value iteration as a part of GSoC 2018 and simultaneously add notebook examples of incompleted algorithms and also work on deploying notebooks to make it accessible online.Any advice from you will be very helpful in this regard.Thank You in advance hoping for an anticipated response from your end.