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2-5 hours for a few hundred lines of tricky math code sounds like way too little. Not to mention, having to read and understand the paper first. Depending on th
by badpun 4y ago
2-5 hours for a few hundred lines of tricky math code sounds like way too little. Not to mention, having to read and understand the paper first. Depending on the difficulty of the paper and your level of skill in the field, I'd say implementing a paper should take 20-200 hours.
- Heidaradar 4y agoOh interesting, didn't know it'd take so long lol Any recommendations for papers you've implemented before?
- badpun 4y agoSorry, I mostly work on (hobbyist) 3d computer vision and not ML. BTW time of implementation also greatly depends on what you've implemented already. Most papers are a small derivation of some preexisting idea, so I've you've already implemented that idea, there isn't that much work to do on top of it - just modify your existing code. But, if you're just starting with some area, getting up to that point will take time.
- Heidaradar 4y agoOh i see, thanks for the info.