I think what I'll do is put single-quotes into code literals, which makes
sense in context and renders properly.


On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 5:08 AM, Stefan van der Walt <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In papers/james_bergstra_skdata/james_bergstra_skdata.rst:
>
> > +The skdata.base file defines a class called `Task` that is used in all aspects of the protocol layer.
> > +A `Task` instance represents a subsample from a data set.
> > +In all settings so far, a Task instance represents *all* of the information about a *subset* of the examples in a data set
> > +(although future protocols looking at e.g. user ratings data may define task semantics differently).
> > +For example, in cross-validation the training set and the testing set would be represented by Task objects.
> > +In a K-fold cross-validation setting, there would be 2K Task objects representing each of the training sets and each of the test sets
> > +involved in the evaluation protocol.
> > +Task objects may, in general, overlap in the examples they represent.
> > +
> > +A `Task` class is simply a dictionary container with access to elements by object attribute,
> > +but it has two required attributes: `name` and `semantics`.
> > +The name is a string that uniquely identifies this Task among all tasks involved in a Protocol.
> > +The semantics attribute is a string that identifies what kind of Task this is;
> > +the identifiers we have used so far include:
> > +
> > +* "vector_classification"
>
> i.e. this is a test
>
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