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Why wouldn't you just run weka or something locally?
by swirepe 9y ago
Why wouldn't you just run weka or something locally?
- matchagaucho 9y agoI just want to provide the data and let a service decide the best algorithm. Weka and various ML tools require you select the algorithm and do the A/B testing on your own. There's an opportunity for an Optimizely of ML.
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- sgt101 9y agoModel fishing is bad. You will find a model that looks good on your data. It will not be the model you should use.
- matchagaucho 9y ago"If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail" The model I've consistently chosen (Decision Trees) may not be the best model. Need to get pushed outside my comfort zone. I could put in the months/years like a proper Data Scientist and optimize the model. Or let a magic API tell me the best model. I'm lazy, so I prefer the latter ;-)