Boya.ca - Robótica de hardware abierto y software libre The SHOGUN Machine Learning Toolbox Documentation We use Doxygen for both user and developer documentation which may be read online here. More than 600 documented examples for the interfaces python_modular, octave_modular, r_modular, static python, static matlab and octave, static r, static command line and C++ libshogun developer interface can be found in the online documentation. In addition, examples are shipped in the examples/(un)documented/[interface] directory in the source code (where interface is one of r_static, octave_static, matlab_static, python, python_modular, r_modular, octave_modular, cmdline, libshogun). Here you may find links to the older, current (latest release) and latest (cutting edge code in github) versions of the documentation: Note that documentation for python-modular is most complete and also that python's help function will show the documentation when working interactively:
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