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[REVIEW]: LaMa: a thematic labelling web application #5135
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@muctadir I finished an initial review, creating issues in the LaMa repository. If you could have a look at those issues, please. Once they are resolved I will proceed with the rest of the review checklist. Thanks! |
Looking at the repository commit history, I don't see clear indications that the submitting author made "major" contributions to the software implementation itself - it looks like contributions were primarily made to a prior version of this application before it was rewritten? Comments on this would be appreciated! |
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@kinow thanks for your comments. We noticed the issues that you opened and currently working to resolve them. @luxaritas Your observation is indeed correct. In terms of commits, my contributions are limited. For example, I improved some implementations as you can see in PR#1. However, I contributed significantly at least in two major ways. First is the development of the prior version (as you already mentioned), which includes concepts such as collaborative labeling, conflict resolution, theming and so on. These features were replicated to LaMa although the implementation was done separately. Secondly, I closely supervised the development and influenced all the major decisions. For example, the choice of technologies, moving to service based architecture, the UI design and so on. The newly added features, the changes in architecture, and design are based on our research on the older version of the tool. Please, let me know if my explanation is sufficient. |
@muctadir That explanation is sufficient to me - thank you! |
@kinow we resolved all the issues that you created except one. I am wondering if it would be possible to move on with the review as we resolve the remaining one. |
Hi @muctadir. Excellent. I will have another look and review the issues resolved, updating the checklist appropriately, and also see if I can continue working on the other review points. Thanks! |
Hi @muctadir I've made good progress on the review today. Here's what's pending in my review:
Pending, muctadir/lama#11
Pending muctadir/lama#7
The item before is related, about the state of the field, could change the rest of the article, including the references. So I will wait for that one to complete these ones 👍 That's me for now, ping me again in the issues or here if you have any updates, please. Thank you! |
@muctadir - how are the revisions going? Have you had a chance to update the software to implement the reviewers' suggestions? Thanks! |
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Yes, this can be fixed. I will investigate what needs to be done! Thanks for spotting this. |
Submitting author: @muctadir (Hossain Muhammad Muctadir)
Repository: https://github.com/muctadir/lama
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Version: v1.0.0
Editor: @fboehm
Reviewers: @kinow, @luxaritas
Archive: 10.5281/zenodo.7866236
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