Finally done

Finally! Yesterday I managed to get my groupingThread working as I want it to! Commiting changes to my Github repository!

T.

Ps.
Next I'll create classes for raport generations!

Using git not quite as I'd like to...

Yo!

Lately I've been thinking that I'm using Git wrong. I mean that since the changes I'm applying now affects a lot of different parts of my application so instead of small, current-problem oriented commits I'm commiting a large chunks of code, usually at the end of my programming sesions. Gotta work on that too... Well I'll try my best!

This weekend I'd be able to finally program new representative functionality so... wait for it! :D

Cheers,
T.

These terrible cluster similarity functions...

Ok... I was sure that my functions always got clusters not Strings with rules. Turns out I was so badly wrong. Just check out how it works right now. Srsly, what was I thinking...



To have 3 separate functions just to distinguish situation I'm in (Rule-Cluster, Rule-Rule, Cluster-Rule) is ridiculous. Even more ridiculous is that each time during evaluating simValue I had to prepare atributes (remove braces etc...). Just imagine how ineffective is that!

Well, time to work!

First things first...

As much as I'd like to make huge changes right off the bat, I've got to keep my application functional and moreover keep expanding it. Lately I've been ask to add new functionality that would provide some changes to how cluster representative is made - it should now create it only from these arguments, that are in X [%] of rules that cluster consists of - where X is number from 0 to 100, input by the user. I'm happy because my idea of implementing that functionality connects with one of the changes I wanted to implement - changing the way rule is stored in a cluster from String to Map of <String attribute, String Value>. Unfortunatly this concerns a lot of things in grouping thread of my application, and hence it requires a lot of work / time. I'm, however, willing to oblige. :)

Also, I've noticed that I've forgot to add link to my GitHub anywhere here, so... There you go: https://github.com/Tomev/CluVis .

Welcome!

Welcome!

It's my very first post on my very first blog ever, so I'm kinda excited! I've been itching to finally make one myself, but couldn't find time / motivation to do it. Now, thanks to #dajSięPoznać2016, here it is! And I hope it will be constantly updated! :P

Within the blog I'd like to post news about my project(S), especially CluVis. I've got to finally clean it's code so I can be proud of it. I'm pretty sure it'll be a struggle, hence blogs name. :P

Cheers,
T.