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Documentation #16

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willtebbutt opened this issue May 24, 2017 · 2 comments · Fixed by #45
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Documentation #16

willtebbutt opened this issue May 24, 2017 · 2 comments · Fixed by #45

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@willtebbutt
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  1. Find a decent git-hostable package for producing documentation.
  2. Cover interface (how do I get gradients / how do I add my own sensitivities + reference to useful documents explaining RMAD) + provide plenty of examples and explain design choices + provide benchmarks comparing with other RMAD packages.
  3. Cover the inner-workings of the package + explain design choices. Discuss limitations.
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rofinn commented Jul 13, 2017

The general consensus in the julia community seems to be Documenter.jl which just uses github pages. If the API is mostly stable it might be worth getting a bit of documentation setup with some very short examples.

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omus commented Aug 18, 2017

At the very least a README should be added to at least inform readers what this package does.

willtebbutt added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 20, 2017
A temporary README to plug the gap. Clearly doesn't resolve #16 .
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willtebbutt added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 21, 2017
* The readme

A temporary README to plug the gap. Clearly doesn't resolve #16 .

* Update README.md

More or less Eric's suggestions, but added `(for example)` to indicate that linear algebra + higher order functions over higher-order derivatives is not the only decision which has been motivated by the ML goal (I don't want to give the impression that this is the only thing we've done as a consequence of the ML priority)
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