Add popper workflow for comparing xlearn vs liblinear for the higgs demo #332
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…emo (#6) Adds a Popper workflow for automatically downloading and verifying the complete HIGGS data set from UCI (which has 11 million entries), running the benchmark to compare `liblinear` vs `xlearn`, and finally generating a report with a chart that shows the results including error bars. Co-authored-by: Ivo Jimenez <ivo.jimenez@gmail.com>
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In this PR, we add a Popper workflow for automatically downloading and verifying the complete HIGGS data set from UCI (which has 11 million entries), running the benchmark to compare
liblinearvsxlearn, and finally generating a report with a chart that shows the results including error bars.Through this PR,
popperfolder that includes all the scripts, the workflow filewf.ymland aREADME.mdthat explains how to run it.README.rstfrom the Higgs demo to include information about the workflow using Popper.