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I'm curious if you can speak more to this, or share any resources about it. It seems clear that scikit-learn is a good fit for this kind of hacking-learning. If
by hangtwenty 11y ago
I'm curious if you can speak more to this, or share any resources about it. It seems clear that scikit-learn is a good fit for this kind of hacking-learning. If there's a way I can throw in a sentence (with link to more detail), giving context about where it sits in the eyes of experts ... Would be nice.
- argonaut 11y agoWhat is there to be worried about? scikit-learn is a solid, tested implementation of most machine learning algorithms. If you're doing work in Python and want to run your data through a standard ML algorithm, and the algo is implemented by scikit-learn, then just use scikit-learn. If it isn't implemented by scikit-learn, you find some other implementation or implement it yourself. Experts use all sorts of things: MATLAB, R, Python (with scikit-learn), etc.
- hangtwenty 11y agoWhat you're saying -- actually every sentence of your comment -- was my existing impression. tdaltonc said "No one gets fired for using Scikit." Maybe I read too much into this comment, but it seemed to have a negative tone. So I got the impression that tdaltonc might have more to say about it. Maybe not though!