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If there were pandas, sklearm and Keras equivalents (don’t even need feature compleye, just mostly there) I would abandon python literally today.
by FridgeSeal 8y ago
If there were pandas, sklearm and Keras equivalents (don’t even need feature compleye, just mostly there) I would abandon python literally today.
- mindB 8y ago- pandas :: your choice of DataFrames or JuliaDB - scikitlearn :: no single package since skl is a meta-package of sorts, but most of the stuff is there spread across the eco-system - Keras :: checkout Flux or Mocha Welcome to Julia! Also take a look here [1] for more package that might be to your interest. [1] https://github.com/svaksha/Julia.jl/blob/e305195ab60e6859e782f625677c08ad36f5d918/AI.md https://github.com/svaksha/Julia.jl/blob/e305195ab60e6859e78...
- oxinabox 8y agoPandas actually has many alternatives. Including JuliaDB, DataFrames, and Pandas.jl Keras also many. TensorFlow.jl, Flux, Mocha, KNet, MxNet. Sklearn is all there but bring it together will take a bit. Some important parts are in JuliaML org. Also Clustering.jl, and MultiariateStats.jl (For DR) the classifiers are really scattered. I'ld love to fix that if I had time.
- FridgeSeal 8y agoYou're really making my day here! :D