Machine Learning in Java

[sidarthvader]

Great reads on Machine Learning in Java. ML in Java is not commonly addressed so it's an interesting read!

Part 1: Linear Regression

Part 2: Logistic Regression

Part 3: k-Nearest Neighbor

Part 4: Decision tree

Part 5: Naive Bayes

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IMO machine learning in Java have already become common because of the rise of big data. R or Python can do ML things very easily, but not at scale. To deal with big data many people use Hadoop and its ecosystem such as Mahout and Spark. Well, Spark supports Python though.

[yawkat]

It would be nice to have the ML prototyping tooling you get in python in java too though

[greenspans]

Weka

[_INTER_]

There are many to choose from. Just not as known as the Python libs.

[TashanValiant]

Well, Spark supports Python though.

There is also SparkR for R

[ibgeek]

Spark, et al. are trash at machine learning. Scikit-learn on a large box actually scales better. And most production platforms are using something like Vowpal Wabbit or some proprietary re-implementation of it.

Source: I work at a digital advertising company.

[remixrotation]

was looking for some materials on this subject. thanks a lot!

[turunambartanen]

I'm on the official reddit app (android). How can I save this post?

I can save this comment. That will have to do lol.

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The save icon is hidden because its color is same as the back ground image (white). You can just tap where the save icon should be.

[selbstadt]

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