Commit 9f44528d authored by Davis King's avatar Davis King

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New Features:
Non-Backwards Compatible Changes:
Bug fixes:
- Machine Learning
- Added svm_rank_trainer, an optimized implementation of the SVM-Rank algorithm.
- Added rank_unlabeled_training_samples(), an implementation of the SVM Active
Learning algorithm.
- Added svm_c_linear_dcd_trainer, a warm-startable SVM solver using the dual
coordinate descent algorithm used by liblinear.
- Added the ability to force the last element of a weight vector to 1 to the
following objects: svm_c_linear_trainer, svm_c_linear_dcd_trainer,
svm_rank_trainer, and oca.
- Added the ability to learn non-negative weight vectors to the
structural_sequence_labeling_trainer object.
- Networking
- Added an iosockstream object.
- Added a method to the server object that lets a user set the graceful close timeout
time to something other than the default of 500ms.
- Linear Algebra
- Added gaussian_randm()
- Added an overload of sparse_matrix_vector_multiply() that multiplies a dense matrix
with a sparse vector.
- Added the find_affine_transform() routine.
- Made toMat() work with matrix object in addition to array2d style images.
- Added the mat() function. It rolls the array_to_matrix(), vector_to_matrix(),
pointer_to_column_vector(), and pointer_to_matrix() methods all into one convenient
interface. Also made stddev() slightly more general. This change also deprecates the
previous matrix conversion functions. mat() also works for Armadillo and Eigen matrices.
- Added STL style begin() and end() methods to matrix and matrix_exp.
- Graphical User Interface Tools
- Added draw_solid_convex_polygon()
- Added an overload of draw_image() that's useful for drawing images and doing
interpolation at the same time.
- Added on_view_changed() callback to zoomable_region and scrollable_region gui widgets.
- Added parse_trees_to_string() and parse_trees_to_string_tagged()
- Added lambda function support to the timeout object.
- Added the vectorstream object.
- Added the parse_xml() routines
- Added a group name feature to the command line parser. Now it is possible to make
print_options() print related options so that they are grouped together.
- Added the following new hashing functions: murmur_hash3_128bit_3(),
murmur_hash3_2(), murmur_hash3_3(), uniform_random_hash(), gaussian_random_hash()
as well as hash() overloads for uint32, uint64, and std::pair.
Non-Backwards Compatible Changes:
- Made the svm_c_linear_trainer use the risk gap to decide when to stop. This was done
because it is how all the other OCA based SVM tools in dlib decide when to stop.
However, it might cause the outputs to be slightly different in this version of dlib.
- Switched the windows implementation of dlib::mutex to use a CRITICAL_SECTION instead
of a "mutex" (i.e. the thing made by CreateMutex()) since a critical section does the
same thing but faster. Also changed the spec for mutex::unlock() to say that it is
illegal for a thread to unlock a dlib::mutex it doesn't own. This is technically a
non-backwards compatible change to the API but it has always been implemented in a way
that didn't allow this kind of double unlock() on non-Windows platforms. Additionally,
the recent change to the dlib::mutex implementation on windows also no longer allows
this kind of double unlock.
- Removed the structural_assignment_trainer::learns_nonnegative_weights() routine
and moved its functionality into the feature extraction interface used by this object.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed a bug in find_max_factor_graph_nmplp() which caused it to not work properly on
some compilers.
Other:
- Added a new documentation page for the various linear algebra tools in dlib.
- The following objects were turned into single implementation components:
sockstreambuf, timeout, member_function_pointer, xml_parser, linker,
bound_function_pointer, and timer.
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