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Finally, Microsoft! I have always felt weird about Microsoft prioritizing Python before their own language. Not that I do a lot of ML, but I plan to maybe use i
by staticelf 8y ago
Finally, Microsoft! I have always felt weird about Microsoft prioritizing Python before their own language. Not that I do a lot of ML, but I plan to maybe use it for some projects in the future and then it would feel nice to have an official .NET package for it.
- mistermann 8y agoWould be nice if they provided performant .Net wrappers around some of the more popular open source ML libraries (pandas for example), assuming that is technically possible.
- sin7 8y agoWhat can pandas do that SQL can't?
- mistermann 8y agoPandas and SQL are cousins, at best. Here's the 2,215 page user manual, to give you some idea of the power contained within: https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/pandas.pdf https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/pandas.pdf They really serve two related but different purposes, I'm sure if you check it out you will be impressed.
- allenz 8y agopandas is higher-level; it's more similar to R. It does a bunch of modeling, statistics, and time series stuff.