Support Vector Machines are popular and work well, and libsvm (homepage: http
://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/libsvm/) is relatively fast and provides many SVM algorithms for supervised and
unsupervised learning, plus other things, with bindings for many languages.
It's also on the debian/ubuntu repos (no idea on rpm-based distros though).
It'd be nice to integrate it with Waffles. Is this planned?
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This is definitely on our wish-list, but none of our developers have yet
decided to undertake the task. I think this is probably our most-requested
feature, so if you know any developers with some free time...
Support Vector Machines are popular and work well, and libsvm (homepage: http
://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~cjlin/libsvm/) is relatively fast and provides many SVM algorithms for supervised and
unsupervised learning, plus other things, with bindings for many languages.
It's also on the debian/ubuntu repos (no idea on rpm-based distros though).
It'd be nice to integrate it with Waffles. Is this planned?
This is definitely on our wish-list, but none of our developers have yet
decided to undertake the task. I think this is probably our most-requested
feature, so if you know any developers with some free time...
If you're looking for a toolbox that already has SVN support, the ShoGun
(http://mloss.org/software/view/2/)
toolbox says it does.