Delete legacy branches

[rockt]

Would be good if we could clean up legacy branches and follow a more structured git branching model like http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

[riedelcastro]

All in favour of a cleanup! I already removed quite a few at some point, but there are still a lot I didn't know what to do with...

[rockt]

Maybe the following can go...

• lawrap since it's replaced by Tensor Wrapper #162
• ner-exapmle seems to be extremely old but maybe there is still something to learn from how we approached it back then... interesting to see that we came up with mystical operators back then ~~ or |->
• deep-learning also subsumed by Tensor Wrapper #162 and the new terms but @mbosnjak should have a look if he wants to keep some of this code around

I am unsure about these...

• CompetitiveNER I think @insperatum made quite a progress on the Junction Tree Algorithm there and I am not sure what we might want to reuse or whether that code made its way into dev at some point
• ocsvm should maybe stay since there is some convex MF code that Johannes or Guillaume might find useful
• TokenFun a branch by @watercrossing and I am not sure what the status is. Is this useful for wolfe-nlp?
• AAAI also a very old branch. Not sure there is anything reusable in there

Thoughts?

[narad]

I would keep the TokenFun branch around because the ideas Sebastian and I
have been throwing around for wolfe-nlp are very closely related to the
intent Ingolf had when he was working on this back during the ol'
hackathon. I pinky-promise to delete it myself when we've carried it all
over or at least have had a good look at progress made there.

Cheers,
Jason

On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 8:30 PM, Tim Rocktäschel notifications@github.com
wrote:

Maybe the following can go...

• lawrap since it's replaced by Tensor Wrapper #162
  Tensor Wrapper #162
• ner-exapmle seems to be extremely old but maybe there is still
  something to learn from how we approached it back then
  https://github.com/wolfe-pack/wolfe/blob/ner-example/src/main/scala/scalapplcodefest/example/NERExample.scala#L23-L36...
  interesting to see that we came up with mystical operators back then ~~
  or |->
• deep-learning also subsumed by Tensor Wrapper #162
  Tensor Wrapper #162 and the new terms but
  @mbosnjak https://github.com/mbosnjak should have a look if he wants
  to keep some of this code around

I am unsure about these...

• CompetitiveNER I think @insperatum https://github.com/insperatum
  made quite a progress on the Junction Tree Algorithm there and I am not
  sure what we might want to reuse or whether that code made its way into
  dev at some point
• ocsvm should maybe stay since there is some convex MF code that
  Johannes or Guillaume might find useful
• TokenFun a branch by @watercrossing
  https://github.com/watercrossing and I am not sure what the status
  is. Is this useful for wolfe-nlp?
• AAAI also a very old branch. Not sure there is anything reusable in
  there

Thoughts?

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