[scikit-learn] Regarding scikit learn to take part in GSOC 2017

[Jacob Schreiber]

Hi Akshay

Thanks for the note.

We've had several threads discussing this, and appear to have come to the
consensus that while there are some people who are willing to serve as
mentors, no one has the time right now to organize the entire thing. The
team always welcomes contributions and is willing to guide people seeking
to merge nice pull requests. For me specifically, I'd still love to work
with someone who is willing to parallelize single decision tree building,
but I don't have the time myself to implement this now or go through the
process to set up a GSoC.

Jacob

On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 10:38 AM, Akshay Gupta <akshay0724 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Programmers,
>
> I'm watching scikit learn on github from last few month and have also
> made some contribution. Just now I found that this year there is no final
> plan in community to take part in GSOC.
> Community like Scikit Learn which have a unique place in industry should
> promote open source contribution and must take part in events like GSOC.
>
> My appeal is that scikit learn should at least have a idea page.Though it
> is late but there still exist a chance to take part in GSOC.
>
> Regards Akshay
>
> GitHub Name - Akshay0724
>
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