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... and if you like Clojure, you might try Bayadera, which has its own engine running the analysis on the GPU. http://github.com/uncomplicate/bayadera http://g

... and if you like Clojure, you might try Bayadera, which has its own engine running the analysis on the GPU. http://github.com/uncomplicate/bayadera http://github.com/uncomplicate/bayadera

bpicolo 10y ago
Readme has neither useful docs, nor any link to docs. =/
mej10 10y ago
This looks like it could be awesome but it has almost no information about what its purpose is or how to use it.
- dragandj 10y ago
  You are right. The docs have been due to be written for many months now, and that is the main reason the library has not been released yet. On the other hand, the test folder contains many tests, among them full examples from many chapters from the book Doing Bayesian Dara Analysis, recommended above.
  - mej10 10y ago
    Oh I see. That's cool! I do want to check it out but will probably wait for its release. And I wait with bated breath.
diab0lic 10y ago
I'm pretty interested in this as I do most of my work on the JVM and I love trying this out on our stream processor at work. Cloned and tried to build it but I'm getting an error regarding uncomplicate:commons:0.3.0-SNAPSHOT being unavailable on clojars. Is that something you currently have installed to your local maven repo? I don't see it here: https://clojars.org/repo/uncomplicate/commons/ https://clojars.org/repo/uncomplicate/commons/ I can get it to build with 0.2.2 but it is missing the "releaseable?" function. In any case this looks awesome and I'll be keeping an eye on it / playing with it for some new projects. EDIT: I was able to get it building by cloning your commons library and running "lein install". :)
- dragandj 10y ago
  Please also note that it currently requires OpenCL 2.0 compatibility, and is optimized for AMD GPUs. I plan to add CUDA support later this year.
  - diab0lic 10y ago
    Yeah I'm running into issues with this using a mid 2015 MacBook pro w/ Nvidia gpu. Looks like it only supports OpenCL 1.2.
- dragandj 10y ago
  Also, there are a few presentations availavle at http://dragan.rocks http://dragan.rocks. just follow the blog posts.

... and if you like Clojure, you might try Bayadera, which has its own engine running the analysis on the GPU. http://github.com/uncomplicate/bayadera http://github.com/uncomplicate/bayadera

bpicolo 10y ago

Readme has neither useful docs, nor any link to docs. =/

mej10 10y ago

This looks like it could be awesome but it has almost no information about what its purpose is or how to use it.

dragandj 10y ago
You are right. The docs have been due to be written for many months now, and that is the main reason the library has not been released yet. On the other hand, the test folder contains many tests, among them full examples from many chapters from the book Doing Bayesian Dara Analysis, recommended above.
- mej10 10y ago
  Oh I see. That's cool! I do want to check it out but will probably wait for its release. And I wait with bated breath.

diab0lic 10y ago

I'm pretty interested in this as I do most of my work on the JVM and I love trying this out on our stream processor at work. Cloned and tried to build it but I'm getting an error regarding uncomplicate:commons:0.3.0-SNAPSHOT being unavailable on clojars. Is that something you currently have installed to your local maven repo? I don't see it here: https://clojars.org/repo/uncomplicate/commons/ https://clojars.org/repo/uncomplicate/commons/ I can get it to build with 0.2.2 but it is missing the "releaseable?" function. In any case this looks awesome and I'll be keeping an eye on it / playing with it for some new projects. EDIT: I was able to get it building by cloning your commons library and running "lein install". :)

dragandj 10y ago
Please also note that it currently requires OpenCL 2.0 compatibility, and is optimized for AMD GPUs. I plan to add CUDA support later this year.
- diab0lic 10y ago
  Yeah I'm running into issues with this using a mid 2015 MacBook pro w/ Nvidia gpu. Looks like it only supports OpenCL 1.2.
dragandj 10y ago
Also, there are a few presentations availavle at http://dragan.rocks http://dragan.rocks. just follow the blog posts.